Reply #12: I too was really struck by her high school essay criticizing Turkish censorship

[Time for change]

How ironic. Anyhow, it's so nice to see that the beliefs she had in high school served her (us) so well so many years later.

What did I think of her testimony? I guess I would agree with you and Brad that the biggest bomb was her testimony about Brewster Jennings & Associates. It's so hard at this time for me to understand the full meaning of it -- it may raise more questions than it answers. It is certainly consistent with her former assertions of Jan Dickerson trying to recruit her to be a spy for Turkish/American organization(s). I wonder if this involved nuclear secrets issues -- Brad doesn't go into the details on this issue, I guess not many more details came out on it.

On the one hand, it seems very encouraging that she was allowed to testify about things which have the potential to amount to national scandals. But on the other hand, over the past few years we've had so many false hopes dashed, so I'm not going to get too happy about it until I see some more things happening.

I have no idea what cover company Plame was working for from 2001-4. I guess that what happens to Grossman now will tell us a great deal about our current government -- I have no idea what will happen to him.