Plamegate - Treason by No Other Name

[Demeter]

http://www.buzzflash.com/articles/contributors/872

by Krede Kalhoun


Covert CIA agent Valerie Plame's outing by the Bush Administration destroyed Brewster-Jennings, a CIA covert front company that specialized in hard-to-get intelligence regarding Iranian nuclear weapons development and acquisition. Treason. Forget everything about this "affair" except that Bush/Cheney destroyed this major CIA operation by allowing, knowing about, and helping Plame to be exposed. Treason.


Plame's Brewster-Jennings company WAS a good (and probably the best) source of intelligence on the Iranian nuclear program and was taken out by the Bush Administration way back then. Why? Obviously war mongers and war profiteers don't want good intelligence, it hampers their ability to lead us into their NEXT war based on lies, and keeps their favorite scapegoat "custom created bad intelligence" alive and well.

Imagine if Clinton had destroyed an important covert CIA front company that took hundreds of millions of tax dollars and decades to create, and was a specialist in an area where the U.S. is now banging war drums?

Joe Wilson confirmed the bogus nature of Bush/Cheney claims that Saddam looked to purchase uranium from Africa and included in the State of the Union Address, the infamous 16 words. Always looking ahead, Bush and company destroyed a major CIA covert company that we badly need today to fact check their assertions on Iran's nuclear capabilities. How convenient, how Rovian, how controlling of the reality can you get? It's enough to make your head spin and fall off (and that's what they are hoping).

Trying to discredit Wilson who exposed their using ‘bad intelligence' to start their FIRST invasive war by destroying a valuable intelligence source capable of fact checking their NEXT invasive war is truly brilliant. You have to admire them for their utterly conspiratorial, long range evil minds and deadly plans that probably involve the use of tactical nukes for the sheer fun of it to really "accomplish the mission."