Dick & Don's Cabal: Check out this great chart!

[robertpaulsen]

http://www.tompaine.com/cabal/

Or here's the bigger picture:

http://www.tompaine.com/dickanddon.html

Actually, there were more comprehensive charts here at DU which included the links to the Khan network, but I still can't find them in my bookmarks. If anyone else knows what I'm talking about and can locate them, I think we'd all owe you a debt of gratitude.

This chart has one name that I hadn't heard too much about: Frederick Fleitz. The chart describes him as Bolton's chief of staff; officer, WINPAC. Fleitz was Bolton's minder for the CIA's counterproliferation center, where Plame worked.

Can you say wiretapping? Anyone have any more info on this guy? Not sure why someone this important hasn't received more attention.

[movonne]

1. No, but I would like to see them..

[Octafish]

2. Hey, Robert! Is this one of Them one of them?

[robertpaulsen]

3. Hi Octafish!

I can't see who's in the picture yet. DU's kind of limited in function today. If it's one of Them, I'm looking forward to seeing it!

[realFedUp]

4. Wouldn't you love to see this as a full page in any newspaper

Let's buy one.

[robertpaulsen]

5. Well lookie what we have here: FLEITZ NAMED IN PLAME INDICTMENT!

The attorneys also said that Frederick Fleitz, Bolton's chief of staff and concurrently a senior CIA Weapons Intelligence, Nonproliferation and Arms Control official, supplied Bolton with Plame's identity. Bolton, they added, passed this to his aide, Wurmser, who in turn supplied the information to Hannah.

Upon receiving this information, Libby asked Bolton for a report on Wilson's trip to Niger, which Wilson presented orally to the CIA upon his return. Fleitz was one of a handful of officials who was in a position to know Plame's maiden name, the sources said.

Fleitz is named in the indictment as an unnamed CIA senior officer, they added.

Fleitz had long history with Bolton

The indictment cites Fleitz's CIA role, but not his on-loan status to Bolton's office. It reads, "On or about June 11, 2003, LIBBY spoke with a senior officer of the CIA to ask about the origin and circumstances of Wilson�s trip, and was advised by the CIA officer that Wilson's wife worked at the CIA and was believed to be responsible for sending Wilson on the trip."

more...

http://rawstory.com/news/2005/Laywers_involved_in_leak_case_say_1102.html