GW authorized Valerie Plume CIA leak!

Uh, the POTUS is authorized to declassify classified information. There is no harm in leaking some liberal bitch "was" a CIA spook in the past because her liberal husband was working on an agenda against the CIA and White House.

Now, leaking the information on current operations like the Obamination's Admin is doing is treason.
 
Plame served the CIA at times as a non-official cover (or NOC), operating undercover in (at least) two positions in Athens and Brussels.[20] While using her own name, "Valerie Plame", her assignments required posing in various professional roles in order to gather intelligence more effectively.[21][22][23] Two of her covers include serving as a junior consular officer in the early 1990s in Athens and then later an energy analyst for the private company (founded in 1994) "Brewster Jennings & Associates," which the CIA later acknowledged was a front company for certain investigations.[24]
A former senior diplomat in Athens remembered Plame in her dual role and also recalled that she served as one of the "control officers" coordinating the visit of President George H. W. Bush to Greece and Turkey in July 1991.[25] After the Gulf War in 1991, the CIA sent her first to the London School of Economics and then the College of Europe, in Bruges, for Master's degrees. After earning the second degree, she stayed on in Brussels, where she began her next assignment under cover as an "energy consultant" for Brewster-Jennings.[5] Beginning in 1997, Plame's primary assignment was shifted to the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia. The CIA confirmed her status as a NOC or “deep cover officer” and remarked that she was talented and highly intelligent, but decried the fact that her career largely featured US-based Headquarters service, typical of most CIA officers.[26]
She married Wilson in 1998 and gave birth to their twins in 2000,[27] and resumed travel overseas in 2001, 2002, and 2003 as part of her cover job. She met with workers in the nuclear industry, cultivated sources, and managed spies.[28] One project in which she was involved was ensuring that Iran did not acquire nuclear weapons.[29]
During this time, part of her work concerned the determination of the use of aluminum tubes purchased by Iraq.[30] CIA analysts prior to the Iraq invasion were quoted by the White House as believing that Iraq was trying to acquire nuclear weapons and that these aluminum tubes could be used in a centrifuge for nuclear enrichment.[31][32] David Corn and Michael Isikoff argued that the undercover work being done by Plame and her CIA colleagues in the Directorate of Central Intelligence Nonproliferation Center strongly contradicted such a claim.[30] However, the CIA was concerned enough to send Plame's husband, Joseph C. Wilson, to Niger in 2002 to investigate the potential sale of nuclear materials from Niger to Iraq.[citation needed] The CIA's concerns over nuclear proliferation were bolstered by Niger's main export of uranium ore, ahead of livestock, cowpeas and onions.
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So she was such a Top Secret spook that she used her own name twice. :cuckoo:

Of course, sending her husband on a witchhunt for the CIA to trash Bush also would've blown her cover...which it did. It's common sense a spook doesn't bring their family members to work in the open like that then parade them out in front of the cameras....

Plame served the CIA at times as a non-official cover (or NOC), operating undercover in (at least) two positions in Athens and Brussels.[20] While using her own name, "Valerie Plame", her assignments required posing in various professional roles in order to gather intelligence more effectively.[21][22][23] Two of her covers include serving as a junior consular officer in the early 1990s in Athens and then later an energy analyst for the private company (founded in 1994) "Brewster Jennings & Associates," which the CIA later acknowledged was a front company for certain investigations.[24]
A former senior diplomat in Athens remembered Plame in her dual role and also recalled that she served as one of the "control officers" coordinating the visit of President George H. W. Bush to Greece and Turkey in July 1991.[25] After the Gulf War in 1991, the CIA sent her first to the London School of Economics and then the College of Europe, in Bruges, for Master's degrees. After earning the second degree, she stayed on in Brussels, where she began her next assignment under cover as an "energy consultant" for Brewster-Jennings.[5] Beginning in 1997, Plame's primary assignment was shifted to the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia. The CIA confirmed her status as a NOC or “deep cover officer” and remarked that she was talented and highly intelligent, but decried the fact that her career largely featured US-based Headquarters service, typical of most CIA officers.[26]
She married Wilson in 1998 and gave birth to their twins in 2000,[27] and resumed travel overseas in 2001, 2002, and 2003 as part of her cover job. She met with workers in the nuclear industry, cultivated sources, and managed spies.[28] One project in which she was involved was ensuring that Iran did not acquire nuclear weapons.[29]
During this time, part of her work concerned the determination of the use of aluminum tubes purchased by Iraq.[30] CIA analysts prior to the Iraq invasion were quoted by the White House as believing that Iraq was trying to acquire nuclear weapons and that these aluminum tubes could be used in a centrifuge for nuclear enrichment.[31][32] David Corn and Michael Isikoff argued that the undercover work being done by Plame and her CIA colleagues in the Directorate of Central Intelligence Nonproliferation Center strongly contradicted such a claim.[30] However, the CIA was concerned enough to send Plame's husband, Joseph C. Wilson, to Niger in 2002 to investigate the potential sale of nuclear materials from Niger to Iraq.[citation needed] The CIA's concerns over nuclear proliferation were bolstered by Niger's main export of uranium ore, ahead of livestock, cowpeas and onions.
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No, really! Here's the recently-declassified memo!

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Uh, the POTUS is authorized to declassify classified information. There is no harm in leaking some liberal bitch "was" a CIA spook in the past because her liberal husband was working on an agenda against the CIA and White House.

Now, leaking the information on current operations like the Obamination's Admin is doing is treason.

Ooookay. Always nice to hear from Crazy People.

The Plame thing was stupid from the very beginning. It showed some real amatuerness in the Bus Adminstration.
 
Uh, the POTUS is authorized to declassify classified information. There is no harm in leaking some liberal bitch "was" a CIA spook in the past because her liberal husband was working on an agenda against the CIA and White House.

Now, leaking the information on current operations like the Obamination's Admin is doing is treason.

Ooookay. Always nice to hear from Crazy People.

The Plame thing was stupid from the very beginning. It showed some real amatuerness in the Bus Adminstration.

It showed how amatuer Plame was, her neighborhood seemed to know what she was before the politicians, she seemed to brag about her position.
 
Uh, the POTUS is authorized to declassify classified information. There is no harm in leaking some liberal bitch "was" a CIA spook in the past because her liberal husband was working on an agenda against the CIA and White House.

Now, leaking the information on current operations like the Obamination's Admin is doing is treason.

Ooookay. Always nice to hear from Crazy People.

The Plame thing was stupid from the very beginning. It showed some real amatuerness in the Bus Adminstration.

It showed how amatuer Plame was, her neighborhood seemed to know what she was before the politicians, she seemed to brag about her position.

And it still doesn't mean that it wasn't stupid for the Bush people to do what they did.

I don't think any crimes were committed, and I think that Scooter got railroaded by that weasel Fitzgerald.

It was still dumb. They walked right into the trap.
 
Ooookay. Always nice to hear from Crazy People.

The Plame thing was stupid from the very beginning. It showed some real amatuerness in the Bus Adminstration.

The only thing "stupid" about it was the Media's campaign to portray Plame as some kind of victim.
 

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