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To: maestro

"Reacast" is the key word.....there has been so much antipathy to the Felt coming out party, that they had to revamp the story angle.


7 posted on 06/06/2005 3:51:57 AM PDT by Liz (A society of sheep must, in time, beget a government of wolves. Bertrand de Jouvenal)
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To: Liz; Howlin; MeekOneGOP; PhilDragoo; Happy2BMe; potlatch; ntnychik; Smartass; DoughtyOne; ...


Howard Fineman of Newsweak was just on MSNBC with Imus before 8am this Monday morning - June 6th, 2005.

Fineman claims that Deep Throat-Felt was tried for black-bag break-ins by the FBI.

But Howard Fineman stated this morning G. Mark Felt was aquitted.

I have read and heard - that F. Mark Felt was convicted of criminal felony for authorizing the FBI break-ins of anti-war groups like the Weatherman during the LBJ administration.

I have also heard that Mark Felt was later pardoned of his felony convictions by President Ronald Reagan.

Which story is correct?

Is Fineman lying, "misinformed/spinning" for the media, or telling the truth about X. Marx Felt actually being aquitted?

If Newsweak's Howard Fineman is lying about J. Mark Felt being aquitted - Why is he lying?

"Journalistic License" - as Woodward and Bernstein did in writing in the Washington Post about Watergate and Nixon and "Deep Throat"?

I do not pretend to be an expert on Watergate and Woodward & Bernstein - But I recall laughing last night at a scene from "All The President's Men" as Robert Redford/Bob Woodward placed a red flag in a potted plant on his balcony - to signal Deep Throat - yet that balcony was not visible from the street below.


21 posted on 06/06/2005 5:29:33 AM PDT by devolve (-------------------------------------------------)
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