The problem is that there’s no way to tell who is getting this story right. The Times, Washington Post, and many of the other outlets have vested interests in the outcome of these investigations. Their journalists are deeply involved in these leak sc….

Looking for disagreement? No. Just wondering why the truth is so hard for them to swallow.

If you’re familiar with the game “6 Degrees of Kevin Bacon” you’ll know what I mean with the above post title.
The object of the game is to, as MSNBC describes it, “connect Bacon and any other actor through the films or t…

Yah, that’s a riot… a real howler. Linking to Seixon as a source debunking DRUMHELLER good for a few laughs as well. For example, in trying to deflect NIGER forgeries authorship to (pretty much now forgotten SWIFT BOAT target) France he says:

the fact that Martino was on the payroll of French intelligence at the time he was doing this.

Talk about coolaid. As further “facts” that 60 mins didn’t report Seixon continues:
On January 27, 2003, a CIA intelligence report [redacted] indicated that foreign government service reported that the uranium sodium compound in storage at the warehouse in Cotonou, Benin was destined for France, not Iraq. The same report said that separate foreign government service had information on Iraqi attempts to obtain uranium from Niger, dating from 1999, but had no further information. The foreign government service also indicated that Niger had been looking to sell an old stock of uranium for years to the highest bidder. According to the foreign government service, other countries had expressed interest.

sheesh… he quotes rumours of non-transactions as evidence of fact. Brilliant!!! And France bought yellow cake from NIGER, so SH must have a nuke program?

I see John Kerry is consulting on the defense

You mean the rats are going to be jumping ship? LOL

deep, deep, yogurt LOL It is an excellent depiction.

C.I.A. Defends Officer’s Firing in Leak Case

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/26/washington/26leak.html

“A C.I.A. spokeswoman, Jennifer Millerwise Dyck, said: “The officer was terminated for precisely the reasons we have given: unauthorized contacts with reporters and sharing classified information with reporters. There is no question whatsoever that the officer did both. The officer personally admitted doing both.”

deep, deep, yogurt

check

That’s what I said!

Oh yea, they’re going to sling mud to get the stench as far a way from them as possible. With Goss and DOJ starting the clean house process it’s going to be jump ship time, real soon.

One alumni is none other than Sandy Berger
But shock another is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Well it takes all kinds I guess

Mind in the Qatar is on it;

http://homepage.mac.com/cptchaz/iblog/C1200806250/E20060423214856/index.html

So the Dims are going to use the old, “But MOM they do it too!” Is that the best they can do! LOL How “former” are the former intelligence officials? Maybe as former as Crazy Larry and his Pal Val?

IMO, This is one of their counters. This means Goss has hit them hard and hit paydirt!

Let’s see what’s shaking elsewhere…
AJ has a piece up examining the various defense machinations of the McCarthy team and its allies…
Ryan James notes a call to impeach – but only in states so overwhelmingly blue that it can&…

“Cobb, is someone you go to, when you know you’re in deep, deep, yogurt.”

Oh, but you did it first…..

Is There A Double Standard On Leak Probes?

http://news.nationaljournal.com/articles/0425nj1.htm

“On the eve of the invasion of Iraq, Sen. Pat Roberts was involved in disclosing sensitive intelligence information that, according to four former senior intelligence officers, impaired efforts to capture Saddam Hussein.”