On Air Force One to Africa

[shraby]

was the memo and the power players. The leaks came from those who were on that airplane. Probably the only ones who didn't know what that memo said were the pilots and the food handlers.
This smacks of a grand conspiracy to betray our country. They may have considered it a CYA for the Niger claim in the State of the Union Address, but it was a betrayal of our national intelligence agency and it's agents.
I consider everyone on that plane sans the pilots and food handlers traitors to the country and I fully expect them all to be named in one way or another in the indictments that are surely to come.

If I were with someone who shot a person or held up a bank, I would be considered an accomplice and put on trial for it because I was there with that person. The people on Air Force One are in the same position.

[ThomWV]

1. And What Alternative Was Available?

What I mean by that is this; what if, as that flight ended, someone had stepped off of the plane and denounced the activities that took place during the flight? What if someone just walked over to a gagle of reporters and said, "look, I'm not a part of what just took place on that flight".

Integrity in Governement? Where?

[shraby]

2. The point is, no one did therefore

they are all guilty. Even now, no one is coming forward and telling what went on in that plane and that makes them an accomplice to a crime.