Outing Plame, Part I (the country fell apart while the Corrupticut Republican Jerk-offs jerked off

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Subject: Outing Plame, Part I (Part II was Cheney, Libby, and Rove)

Date: Jan 27, 2008 8:39 AM

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I'll just keep posting these complaints so the world can know the
extent of
corruption and incompetence in "government." You know, because of the
Bushit about needing to spy on us. No one will do anything about all
these crimes
and corruption, so no countries will want to do business with a nation
of crooks,
frauds, and irresponsible morons in "government."

New York and CT lost all their biotech funding, New York Bioscience
researchers
are leaving to take researcb jobs in Europe, Russia kicked out all the
potential
weaponeers for all time due to Crazy Eddie McSweegan's criminally
insane machinations,
http://www.actionlyme.org/THE_AMAZING_ADVENTURES_OF_CHUCK_P_MCSWEEGAN.htm
and no one believes William T. Harvey nor will have anything to do
with the CDC
and Putin and Primakov basically told Bushie and Kissinger to, "GO TO
HELL,
we know what happened on 911."
http://www.actionlyme.org/070426hometemp.htm

(The next group of frauds I will bash will be the CDC on CHILDHOOD
VACCINES.)


Republican whores in Corrupticut (Jodi Rell, John Rowland, duh DCF
Party hoes, Dan
Dilzer, Peter J. Bartinik Jr., all the incredibly corrupt Corrupticut
"judges,"
and Party Suck-Up US "Attorney" Kevin O'Connor-bearer of Torture
Gonzales'
poop on his nose) can thank themselves not only for what's happening
to real
estate, the impending superinflation, the economic collapse of this
nation, and
they can thank themselves for the national security risk for not
reigning in Crazy
Eddie and Durland Fish the psychopath.
http://www.actionlyme.org/Actionlyme_History.htm


We happen to know who the State Department official is, who warned the
spying Turks
and ISI spies not stay away from Plame's front company. Do you get
what this
means?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Grossman

"On 25 January 2008, Joshua Frank at dissidentvoice.org headlined "Why
Bush Wants to Legalize the Nuke Trade with Turkey," and presented
evidence,
from recent articles in the London Times and elsewhere, in which FBI
whistleblower
Sibel Edmonds alleges that the Bush Administration is trying to cover
up corrupt
private sales of U.S. nuclear secrets to the A.Q. Khan network in
Pakistan via Turkey,
in which Marc Grossman was allegedly involved. Reportedly, a request
which Bush
"quietly announced on January 22 that the president would like
Congress to
approve the sale of nuclear secrets to Turkey" aimed to protect the
people
who had sold these secrets. "As with most stories of this magnitude,
the U.S.
media has put on blinders, opting not to report" it."


It means the United States is directly supporting nuclear
proliferation to protect
the treasonous AIPAC criminals. The sale of nuke secrets to Turkey is
a secret
because Russia, China and Iran will really squawk if they find out.
This is probably
the reason the "Grand Pooh-Bahs" of NATO approved of nuclear first
strike
as a nuclear deterrent.


"National security" and the future of this nation is a big ZERO -
null,
the Empty Set - because of self-jerking off local Corrupticut
Republicans.


Was it good for *you?*
Did you enjoy stroking yourselves while the country fell apart?


KMDickson
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/article3257725.ece


From The Sunday Times
January 27, 2008
Tip-off thwarted nuclear spy ring probe
Insight: Chris Gourlay, Jonathan Calvert, Joe Lauria in Washington

AN investigation into the illicit sale of American nuclear secrets was
compromised
by a senior official in the State Department, a former FBI employee
has claimed.

The official is said to have tipped off a foreign contact about a
bogus CIA company
used to investigate the sale of nuclear secrets.

The firm, Brewster Jennings & Associates, was a front for Valerie
Plame, the
former CIA agent. Her public outing two years later in 2003 by White
House officials
became a cause célèbre.

The claims that a State Department official blew the investigation
into a nuclear
smuggling ring have been made by Sibel Edmonds, 38, a former Turkish
language translator
in the FBI's Washington field office.

Edmonds had been employed to translate hundreds of hours of
intercepted recordings
made during a six-year FBI inquiry into the nuclear smuggling ring.

She has previously told The Sunday Times she heard evidence that
foreign intelligence
agents had enlisted US officials to acquire a network of moles in
sensitive military
and nuclear institutions.

Her latest claims relate to a number of intercepted recordings
believed to have
been made between the summer and autumn of 2001. At that time, foreign
agents were
actively attempting to acquire the West's nuclear secrets and
technology.

Among the buyers were Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Paki-stan's
intelligence
agency, which was working with Abdul Qadeer Khan, the "father of the
Islamic bomb",
who in turn was selling nuclear technology to rogue states such as
Libya.

Plame, then 38, was the glamorous wife of a former US ambassador, Joe
Wilson. Despite
recently giving birth to twins, she travelled widely for her work,
often claiming
to be an oil consultant. In fact she was a career CIA agent who was
part of a small
team investigating the same procurement network that the State
Department official
is alleged to have aided.

Brewster Jennings was one of a number of covert enterprises set up to
infiltrate
the nuclear ring. It is is believed to have been based in Boston and
consisted of
little more than a name, a telephone number and a post office box
address.

Plame listed the company as her employer on her 1999 tax forms and
used its name
when she made a $1,000 contribution to Al Gore's presidential primary
campaign.

The FBI was also running an inquiry into the nuclear network. When
Edmonds joined
the agency after the 9/11 attacks she was given the job of reviewing
the evidence.

The FBI was monitoring Turkish diplomatic and political figures based
in Washington
who were allegedly working with the Israelis and using "moles" in
military and academic
institutions to acquire nuclear secrets.

The creation of this nuclear ring had been assisted, Edmonds says, by
the senior
official in the State Department who she heard in one conversation
arranging to
pick up a $15,000 bribe.

One group of Turkish agents who had come to America on the pretext of
researching
alternative energy sources was introduced to Brewster Jennings through
the Washington-based
American Turkish Council (ATC), a lobby group that aids commercial
ties between
the countries. Edmonds says the Turks believed Brewster Jennings to be
energy consultants
and were planning to hire them.

But she said: "He [the State Department official] found out about the
arrangement
. . . and he contacted one of the foreign targets and said . . . you
need to stay
away from Brewster Jennings because they are a cover for the
government.

"The target . . . immediately followed up by calling several people to
warn them
about Brewster Jennings.

"At least one of them was at the ATC. This person also called an ISI
person to warn
them." If the ISI was made aware of the CIA front company, then this
would almost
certainly have damaged the investigation into the activities of Khan.
Plame's cover
would also have been compromised, although Edmonds never heard her
name mentioned
on the intercepts. Shortly afterwards, Plame was moved to a different
operation.

The State Department official said on Friday: "It is impossible to
find a strong
enough way to deny these allegations which are both false and
malicious."

It would be more than two years before Khan was forced to admit he had
been selling
nuclear weapons technology to Libya, Iran and North Korea.

In the meantime, the role of Plame and Brewster Jennings became public
knowledge
in 2003. Plame's husband, Wilson, wrote a report that undermined
claims by President
George W Bush that Saddam Hussein's regime had attempted to buy
uranium in Niger
- a key justification for the invasion of Iraq.

The following week Robert Novak, a journalist, revealed that Wilson's
wife was a
CIA agent. In the scandal that followed, Novak's sources were revealed
to be two
senior members of the Bush administration. A third, Lewis "Scooter"
Libby, was convicted
of obstructing the criminal investigation into the affair.

Phillip Giraldi, a former CIA officer, said: "It's pretty clear Plame
was targeting
the Turks. If indeed that [State Department] official was working with
the Turks
to violate US law on nuclear exports, it would have been in his
interest to alert
them to the fact that this woman's company was affiliated to the CIA.
I don't know
if that's treason legally but many people would consider it to be."

The FBI denied the existence of a specific case file about any outing
of Brewster
Jennings by the State Department official, in a response to a freedom
of information
request. However, last week The Sunday Times obtained a document,
signed by an FBI
official, showing that the file did exist in 2002.

Plame declined to comment, saying that she was unable to discuss her
covert work
at the CIA.