Joe Wilson: Wife Divulged CIA Secret on Fourth Date

NewsMax ^ | 5/9/04 | Carl Limbacher

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Bush administration Uraniumgate accuser Joe Wilson defended his wife Valerie Plame on Sunday for blowing her CIA cover during what he described as "a heavy make out session" shortly after the couple first met in the 1990s.

"Well, I had all the requisite security clearances and, in fact, there is some personal discretion that is allowed when you are in personal relationships," Wilson told WABC Radio's Steve Malzberg.

Malzberg had asked about Wilson's admission to Vanity Fair in January that his wife revealed her CIA indentity in a moment of heated passion on their third or fourth date:

The magazine reported:

"Meeting in Paris, London and Brussels, [the relationship between Plame and Wilson] got very serious, very quickly. On the third or fourth date, he says, they were in the middle of a 'heavy make-out' session when she said she had something to tell him."

At that point Wilson told VF that his undercover enamorata interrupted their tryst and came clean.

"She was, she explained, undercover in the CIA," VF said. Wilson told the magazine that the revelation "did nothing to dampen my ardour. My only question was: Is your name really Valerie?"

The Bush accuser, whose new book "The Politics of Truth" details his outrage over having his wife outed by the White House, was less forthcoming about a report claiming that as early as 1994 her cover had been blown, forcing the CIA to return her to the U.S.

"I won't talk about anything related to her career, other than to point out to you that the CIA tells Justice Department investigators that she's covered by the Intelligence Identities Protection Act," Wilson told Malzberg.

In October, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof reported: "The C.I.A. suspected that [master spy] Aldrich Ames had given Mrs. Wilson's name [along with those of other spies] to the Russians before his espionage arrest in 1994."

At the time, Kristof noted, Wilson's wife was brought home for safety reasons and "was already in transition away from undercover work to management."

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Sounds like a real deep throat.

[MeekOneGOP]

Valerie to Joe, after her cover was blown. Reckon she was mad ??

[fourdeuce82d]

"Yes! Yes! Take me! Make me divulge CIA secrets!"

[PhiKapMom]

Pitiful is right -- she should be brought up on charges for divulging information that Wilson did not have a need to know! I don't care what his clearance level was either!

This is disgraceful! I love the part where she was outed and had to be brought back to the CIA a long time before Pres Bush was even elected! So much for the Wilson story and a waste of investigation money!

[Grampa Dave]

Actually, that is how Joe prefers his lovemaking from his Main Plame, Valerie, the drop kicker.

[Grampa Dave]

"The Bush accuser, whose new book "The Politics of Truth" details his outrage over having his wife outed by the White House, was less forthcoming about a report claiming that as early as 1994 her cover had been blown, forcing the CIA to return her to the U.S.."

"I won't talk about anything related to her career, other than to point out to you that the CIA tells Justice Department investigators that she's covered by the Intelligence Identities Protection Act," Wilson told Malzberg."

"In October, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof reported: "The C.I.A. suspected that [master spy] Aldrich Ames had given Mrs. Wilson's name [along with those of other spies] to the Russians before his espionage arrest in 1994."

"At the time, Kristof noted, Wilson's wife was brought home for safety reasons and "was already in transition away from undercover work to management."

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This is absolutely incredible. However, it is typical of the lies/spin the lunatic lefties have come up with to electronically lynch GW.

[PhiKapMom]

You have the same take on the situation I do. I remember all those security meetings and you were supposed to report anyone divuling classified information. Looks like they both should never had access to classified information. How did she know he wasn't an agent for a foreign country?

Try to explain to a date why you have to stop by the Command Post after a phone call to check an urgent message when your boss is out of town. That happen to me more than once and after a short time, I started dating only people in the Air Force circles -- made it easier.

[MeekOneGOP]

haha ! :^)

[PhiKapMom]

You are right -- it is incredible that all of this was known by Wilson and company and yet they went on the attack about someone leaking she was an agent! First time I knew it was reported back in October. Looks like the media buried that one!

[FBD]

>"Seems that Miss Valerie wasn't exactly the upstanding, dedicated agent the Left purported her to be."<



huh...maybe she was trying to get some info out of him.
I've an idea...We should send her to the Iraqi prison; I'll bet her interrogation methods would do the job. Although some Iraqis might call it cruel and unusual punishment to have her jam her tongue in their ear!

[stylin_geek]

The subject of "need to know" came up with my daughter, because I mentioned I might wind up with a top secret clearance (I was applying for an IT job with the State Dept. at the time) and then perhaps we could talk.

It was more in jest than anything, but I did wind up learning something in the process.

[Redbob]

"Malzberg had asked about Wilson's admission to Vanity Fair in January that his wife revealed her CIA indentity in a moment of heated passion on their third or fourth date:"

"Oh God! Oh, God! Oh, I'm CIA!"
LOL!

[onyx]

But the Wilson story got its 15 minutes.
Damn all of them.
Liars.

[js1138]

UGH....

My reaction too. Difficult to imaging these folks breeding.

But it does considerably enlarge the number of suspects.

[Fedora]

Wilson relates his arm's dealer dining date in the Vanity Fair article.

Thanks! I found the part you're talking about--I won't quote it because I guess there's an issue with quoting that article, I seem to recall. I notice it doesn't give the arms dealer's name. Has anyone had any luck in finding the guy's name?

[JamesA]

Mr and Mrs Phony

[Blood of Tyrants]

Come on. You guys must surely have heard of the CIA's "Fourth Date Rule for Super Secret Double-Naught Spies", haven't you?

[anniegetyourgun]

I'm reading up on the rules now....

[BSunday]

Someone needs to tell these idiots, that while the things James Bond does in bed "seem" cool in the movies, in real life they are extremely stupid. What morons. They deserve each other.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Keep reading. It's right after the section on what to do if your date offers to sit on the copy machine with no underwear on.