Jul 14 2005

GOP’s Top Ten On Wilson

Published by at 11:29 am under All General Discussions,Plame Game

Hat tip Drudge. I am sure everyone has seen these but they are really sort of funny, in a pathetic way. The dems have lashed themselves to another political anchor by the name Joe Wilson

2.) Wilson Claimed The Vice President And Other Senior White House Officials Were Briefed On His Niger Report:

“[Wilson] Believed That [His Report] Would Have Been Distributed To The White House And That The Vice President Received A Direct Response To His Question About The Possible Uranium Deal.” (Senate Select Committee On Intelligence, “Report On The U.S. Intelligence Community’s Prewar Assessments On Iraq,” 7/7/04)

The Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Reported That The Vice President Was Not Briefed On Wilson’s Report. “Conclusion 14. The Central Intelligence Agency should have told the Vice President and other senior policymakers that it had sent someone to Niger to look into the alleged Iraq-Niger uranium deal and it should have briefed the Vice President on the former ambassador’s findings.” (Senate Select Committee On Intelligence, “Report On The U.S. Intelligence Community’s Prewar Assessments On Iraq,” 7/7/04)

CIA Director George Tenet: “Because This Report, In Our View, Did Not Resolve Whether Iraq Was Or Was Not Seeking Uranium From Abroad, It Was Given A Normal And Wide Distribution, But We Did Not Brief It To The President, Vice-President Or Other Senior Administration Officials.” (Central Intelligence Agency, “Statement By George J. Tenet, Director Of Central Intelligence,” Press Release, 7/11/03)

Is it possible Wilson is upset that no one paid any attention to him? Well now mayeb he is re-thinking what it means to get attention. Especially when you have cooked up information with your rogue CIA employee wife to try and topple a President.

And here is a nugget of interest. It does appear there was another leak of classified information after all for the grand jury to investigate

Wilson Claimed The CIA Provided Him With Information Related To The Iraq-Niger Uranium Transaction:

“The Former Ambassador Noted That His CIA Contacts Told Him There Were Documents Pertaining To The Alleged Iraq-Niger Uranium Transaction And That The Source Of The Information Was The [Redacted] Intelligence Service.” (Senate Select Committee On Intelligence, “Report On The U.S. Intelligence Community’s Prewar Assessments On Iraq,” 7/7/04)

However, “The DO [Director Of Operations At The CIA] Reports Officer Told Committee Staff That He Did Not Provide The Former Ambassador With Any Information About The Source Or Details …” (Senate Select Committee On Intelligence, “Report On The U.S. Intelligence Community’s Prewar Assessments On Iraq,” 7/7/04)

Hmmm. Did Plame share secret information with her husband? According to a story Hannity had on his radio show yesterday Plame outed herself on her 3rd date with Wilson in the mid 1990’s. Maybe she simply cannot resist his charms. But here is something of import. This information he obviously had came from secret sources and he probably spoke to reporters about it to bolster his story….

The plot thickens!

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  1. Decision '08 says:

    Joe Wilson Can’t Quite When He’s Ahead

    Things like this are gonna get me back on Rove’s side pretty quickly. Wilson is hardly a disinterested observer, after all, and as the always alert Tom Maguire has been saying from day one (and he’s now converted Mickey Kaus), the environment in whic…

  2. […] UPDATE 11:32 a.m. central: To get some idea of why Wilson would be best served to hang in the background, consider this absolutely essential list of the inaccuracies and falsehoods he was peddling that provide the most convincing reason for Rove’s statements to the reporters regarding Wilson’s less-than-pure motivations. Truly a must-read (hat tip to AJ Strata)… […]