[Indy Pendance]

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[jim macomber]

"I was pretty horrified and I felt that the British intelligence services were being asked to do something that would undermine the whole UN democratic processes," Gun said on Wednesday."

And, heaven knows, pedestrian concepts like loyalty, duty, confidentiality, integrity, etc should not be allowed get in the way of "the whole UN democratic process."

Hmmm, the 'UN democratic process'. Isn't that an oxymoron?

And note how negative consequences for leaking seem to be directly related to whose ox gets gored by the leak (a la Manuel Miranda).

[protest1]

She was not cleared as the title claims. She admits she leaked the memo. She betrayed her country because she served a greater master, the UN. The actions of the US and British Governments did not agree with her political views so she betrayed them. She is a traitor pure and simple.

"but this needed to get out, the public deserved to know what was going on at the time," said Gun, who was fired from her job in June.

"I was pretty horrified and I felt that the British intelligence services were being asked to do something that would undermine the whole UN democratic processes" Gun said on Wednesday.

The UN democratic, since when?

[Peter Libra]

Used Drudge and got Sky News on his index, well down on the left. Had no problem to access. Head and shoulders photo of this woman. Absolutely agree with poster who said she is more of a United Nations, "dupe"- my own word.

The picture may say more though. A passable blonde, with a sort of orgiastic or bemused look, as she emotes to the press. My English home town was at one time headquarters of the GCHQ. I got my first decent job by applying there in 1951, out of British Army National Service. Neither here nor there, but I could call her more than a few rude names. Hope she never gets another job- who can trust her?.