[concerned about politics]

possession of secret procedures indicates terrorists may have mole in White House, or informants in Secret Service, FBI, FAA or CIA (M)

Plame

[PhiKapMom]

When President Bush first came into office, one of his trips to Florida was published on a RAT website with the exact location by intersection and time. At that point it was considered likely that there was a mole in the USSS. Now I am beginning to think the Clintons planted people in all of these agencies as moles.

[concerned about politics]

possession of secret procedures indicates terrorists may have mole in White House, or informants in Secret Service, FBI, FAA or CIA (M)

Someone scamming Oil for Campaign...er...Food money? Hillary is on the intel committee, and Chinagate sure paid off.

[Enchante]

In light of the new revelations about "Able Danger" and the fact that the US military had identified Atta's terror cell but was not 'allowed' (by Gorelick's own work on "the wall") to communicate with the FBI, the following statement from Jamie Gorelick is now extremely ironic and embarrassing for her:

"What the Commissioners found was “a high level of dysfunctionality, almost across government,” said Gorelick, who fired off a list of failures. “We found that the FBI did not know what it itself had, the CIA and FBI did not communicate with each other as well as they should have, the CIA did not communicate with itself as well as it should have, neither one communicated with the State Department, that our military was still looking out, rather than thinking about the mission to protect us internally, that the Federal Aviation Administration—the FAA—which is supposed to protect civil aviation from attack was almost entirely clueless as to what the intelligence community knew, that it’s policy prescriptions and procedures did not match up therefore against the threat.”"

http://www.law.duke.edu/publiclaw/gorelick2.html

Speech to Duke Law School: "The 9/11 Commission Report: Where Do We Go From Here? With Jamie Gorelick, Commissioner. Sponsored by the Program in Public Law (September 22, 2004)