Remember to bring up Brewster-Jennings at every opportunity!

[Vinnie From Indy]

When the media and the GOP go on and on about how Plame may not have been covert or that the Libby leak to Judith Miller was in the public interest, always bring up Brewster-Jennings. The media is doing an excellent job in NEVER mentioning this aspect of the scandal. The fact is that the Plame leak not only ruined her covert status, it also rolled up the Brewster-Jennings operation. There were dozens of operatives and informers that had their careers ruined and undoubtedly some were killed overseas.

[peanutbrittle]

1. Good point and I do with the RW's...but

"There were dozens of operatives and informers that had their careers ruined and undoubtedly some were killed overseas."

I haven't seen any verification of this..but would love to see any article's or documentation regarding this aspect. Seems Porter Goss may have his foot on this?

Maybe I missed something?

[in_cog_ni_to]

2. It's also important to mention her entire career was centered around WMD!

She was investigating the proliferation of WMD. Isn't that why the psycho illegally invaded Iraq?

[alfredo]

3. And how cowardly it is to attack a man's wife and family in order

to get revenge.

[peanutbrittle]

4. Outed CIA officer was working on Iran, intelligence sources say

http://www.rawstory.com/news/2005/Outed_CIA_officer_was_working_on_0213.html

Outed CIA officer was working on Iran, intelligence sources say

Larisa Alexandrovna
Published: February 13, 2006

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IranThe unmasking of covert CIA officer Valerie Plame Wilson by White House officials in 2003 caused significant damage to U.S. national security and its ability to counter nuclear proliferation abroad, RAW STORY has learned.

According to current and former intelligence officials, Plame Wilson, who worked on the clandestine side of the CIA in the Directorate of Operations as a non-official cover (NOC) officer, was part of an operation tracking distribution and acquisition of weapons of mass destruction technology to and from Iran.

Speaking under strict confidentiality, intelligence officials revealed heretofore unreported elements of Plame's work. Their accounts suggest that Plame's outing was more serious than has previously been reported and carries grave implications for U.S. national security and its ability to monitor Iran's burgeoning nuclear program.
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While many have speculated that Plame was involved in monitoring the nuclear proliferation black market, specifically the proliferation activities of Pakistan's nuclear "father," A.Q. Khan, intelligence sources say that her team provided only minimal support in that area, focusing almost entirely on Iran.

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