Valerie Plame, Nude! [Was today's Slate article inspired by a FR poster?]

Slate ^ | Wednesday, July 6, 2005 | Timothy Noah

[Dashing Dasher]

44dd

[pissant]

So I've seen...er, been told.

[Dashing Dasher]

She is something else.....


sigh....


Speaking of that - nevermind.

[pissant]

How does one nevermind those? ;o)

[Lancey Howard]

I'm curious as to what significance a former low level diplomat and his former CIA wife have with a film festival or the entertainment industry in general?

Question of the month. Excellent.

Of course, you know the answer. The question answers itself when you understand the shared political agenda of the parties involved. The scumbags. But Valerie's pretty easy on the eyes. I wonder how many secrets she was able to suck out of enemy agents over the years? You know, when she was "undercover".

[Dashing Dasher]

I have my own.

[pissant]

So I've seen...er, been told.

[Dashing Dasher]

You have been ... discussed here... by friends....

XOXOXO

[cyncooper]

Take it over to one of your chat threads.

[SunkenCiv]

You're most welcome, and thanks for the reply.

[summer]

Re your post #169 - THANK YOU FOR SAYING THAT TO THEM!

[summer]

As an earlier poster pointed out, the painting posted had the correct title, but the artist was Marcel Duchamp.

Click here for more info about that painting.

Jonah, I still appreciate you posting it. :)

[summer]

re your post #36 - Thanks so much for posting that. I thought about your post and realized Slate may have just copied Byron York's earliest post. But, FR remains first by posting a "nude" photo of her this weekend! :)

[summer]

Victoria Toensing, who wrote the subject federal law, also said she did not meet the standard for being covert. The article is from the WA Post and is posted on FR. The title is something like Plame: No Crime. It is also linked on a letter Conyers wrote that I posted on FR. I'll try to post a link for you.

[summer]

Here's the article by lawyer Victora Toensing:

The Plame Game: Was This a Crime?

[summer]

Re your post #141 - see my post #175.

[summer]

Thanks for correcting the artist's name. Also see post #172.

[summer]

Also see post #175. It links to the article by lawyer Victoria Toensing, who wrote the subject federal law. Victoria is saying Valeria was not covert under that law because Valeria did not live abroad for five years.

[Jonah Hex]

Whoops, I goofed up. I was thinking "Picasso" and googled "Picasso" and "nude" when this image came up.

It just goes to show you that accepting Google results at face value can bite you in the... canvas.

:-)

[summer]

No problem at all.:)