Here is a first rate article:
"A key national security principle for dealing with top-secret information, such as the identity of undercover CIA officers, is strict compartmentalization, often called “the need to know” – which raises the question why George W. Bush’s chief political adviser Karl Rove would know anything about the identity of CIA officer Valerie Plame.
The answer to that mystery – why was Rove involved – may be more crucial to unraveling who was behind the illegal leaking of Plame’s name and the subsequent cover-up than even the identity of which Bush officials passed the information to right-wing pundit Robert Novak for his infamous column on July 14, 2003.
But rather than focusing on how and why Rove knew about Plame, the latest controversy around the case has centered on whether Rove explicitly used her name in an interview with Time magazine reporter Matthew Cooper three days before Novak’s column."
http://www.consortiumnews.com/2005/071105.htmlWe should circulate this to media outlets who seem incapable of writing their own stories, but need something handed to them.
This is one of the best analysis articles on the Plame leak I've seen yet. It's also a reassuring indication that journalists are attempting to get the story out even though MSM is going along with the cover-up.
Circulate this story!