March 16, 2007
An Eternal Plame
Tom Maguire is having too much fun:
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Finally, John Podhoretz provides a funny bit of testimony telling us that, although she did not recommend her hubby for the 2002 Niger trip, Ms. Wilson went to her boss accompanied by the man who did, talked to her hubby about the assignment, and wrote the recommending email. She also (per the SSCI) had recommended her hubby for his 1999 trip to Niger. So please pardon our confusion about her obvious non-involvement here. (And how will this be treated in the movie? Will Val be dragged into her boss's office at gunpoint? Or depending on how they want to position the film, the producer could have the CIA waterboard her into giving up her husband's name - good looking woman, bondage, water everywhere... just thinking out loud and trying to help. TGIF.)
Uh-huh.
Via, well . . . Maguire.
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Water and bondage makes me wanna watch Waterworld, dunno why
Posted by: gr8inferno at March 16, 2007 09:07 PM (VgP/D)
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What might that look like? Especially if she wears a white ribbed cotton top? Or white silk blouse?
And I write memos all the time when someone I don't know walks up and asks me to. . . A Sooper-Secrud Ajent indeed! And sharp as a penny!
Posted by: Darrell at March 16, 2007 10:32 PM (F3ea3)
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How's this for a ridiculous answer: He wasn't paid for the trip, she had two young children at home and wanted him to help out with them, and the war that Joe wison wanted to discredit was more than a year away from starting. Ask yourself a simple question, why would she recommend him -- for what purpose (other than she knew how imminently qualified he was for the mission and they were both patriots)?
Posted by: drew phillips at March 21, 2007 02:55 PM (9QwKd)
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Drew, you aren't serious, are you? I mean, you aren't really buying Plame's line on this . . .?
Posted by: Attila Girl at March 21, 2007 08:59 PM (0CbUL)
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