Posted on 04/12/2006 9:05:43 AM PDT by smoothsailing
"... mainstream media, is based on sloppy, tendentious reporting"
how unlike them ;)
ping
I have never understood that either.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A14102-2004Jul25.html
These links might help.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1612370/posts?page=13#13
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1613187/posts?page=19#19
LOL!! Well, ok, not REALLY laughing. But that graphic is true of just about every Anti-Bush story that has later been shown as false.
I'm sure many times it is. I keep thinking back to how the press treated Kerry's discharge date discrepancy and refusal to release his service records versus the exaggerated and forged Bush National Guard non-story.
Try www.justoneminute.typepad.com.
Myself, I don't believe any of them any more, except for Brit Hume and Tony Snow. The rest of the time I am pulling weeds in the garden or cleaning my house.
Here's something from Stephen Hayes in the Weekly Standard.
http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/006/217wnmrb.asp?pg=2
Declassifed intelligence is available to the public.
Can't be leaked.
Bush & Co.has asked the CIA about Plames status but the CIA is in a cover up role of no comment.
Or maybe Goes gave her up and they are waiting for the trial to expose her.
The more documents that come out the bigger the Wilson lie getsl
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Thanks for the ping!
BTTT
Joe Wilson is the biggest lying piece of crap that ever lived. In other words, he is the face of the Democrat Party.
BTTT
Here's the transcript from his Monday interview with Wolf Blitzer:
WILSON: Well, it certainly makes the case that my wife was a classified officer and, therefore, the leak of her name is a violation of national security. Whether that can be prosecuted and other relevant acts, I have no idea. But at a minimum, it's a violation of national security. There are administrative procedures for that.
BLITZER: But Patrick Fitzgerald is not going after that. He's going after the -- he's simply investigating, at least based on what he's charged so far, that Lewis "Scooter" Libby lied.
WILSON: Well, Mr. Fitzgerald has made it very clear and made it very clear in his press conference two things. One, justice would be served so long as somebody was prosecuted for a crime. And second, he made it very clear that the fact that Mr. Libby had perjured himself and had obstructed justice in the view of the special prosecutor, that had stymied his effort, really, to get to the bottom of the organic crime that he was -- that he was looking in to. But irrespective of whether he prosecutes on the crime, it's important to understand that if you're a classified officer -- and Mr. Fitzgerald has said that repeatedly, that Valerie was -- then the leaking of her name is a violation of the national security.
BLITZER: But why wouldn't somebody be prosecuted for that?
WILSON: Well, again, there may well be administrative sanctions. I think it's very clear if you look at the tact that Mr. Fitzgerald is taking, he's narrowing his prosecution of Mr. Libby to what -- what is, I think, prosecutable under the circumstances.
Am I wrong, or has he NEVER said that?
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