American Charged With Spying (For IRAQ) - Update: Former Mosely Braun,Lofren, DeFazio, and Wyden Aid

Associated Press ^ | 3/11/04

[SierraWasp]

NEW YORK -- An American citizen was arrested Thursday on charges she acted as an Iraqi spy, prosecutors said.

Susan Lindauer, 41, was arrested in her hometown of Takoma Park, Md., and was to appear in court later in the day in Baltimore, authorities in New York said.

[Constitution Day]

Yeah, no kidding. I'm sure she wouldn't lie.

::rolls eyes::

[Spunky]

"That means I guess that he isn't quite ready to go wild over this."

Thats what I think. He will probably have a whole show on this tomorrow after he has had time to read up on it all.

[Catspaw]

What I was able to make out is that Susie said she was a peace activist. Can't remember if she said she was a political prisoner, but you KNOW that's coming.

Expect Medea Benjamin to show up with her Code Pink crowd. Ditto for the Ramsey Clark group of buffoons.

[xzins]

Good story, bert.

[Catspaw]

Her working for Fox caught my notice. Did they know who they were hiring?

[prairiebreeze]

More on Lindauer background: (note the date, Bubba wouldn't have STOOD for this!)

http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0298/020298b1.htm

February 2, 1998
Coming Soon: Fed TV

By Brian Friel


letters@govexec.com


The legislative branch has C-SPAN. The judicial branch has Court TV. But the executive branch has no home on the television airwaves.


Until now. Coming soon to a television near you (if you're in the Washington area), channel 28, the "Information Super Station," will broadcast live feeds of federal news events across the capital city to government managers and government junkies alike.


Channel 28 will point its cameras at federal newsmakers for 24 hours of raw, uninterrupted executive branch action, from the White House to the Pentagon, from the Justice Department to the Securities and Exchange Commission. "We're bringing down the walls of government," says Susan Lindauer, the station's executive producer for political affairs, who is in charge of getting agencies on the program schedule. "Government executives will be able to watch the president, watch other agencies, and watch themselves."


Initially, viewers will only be able to pick up the station with regular television antennae. Cable companies are not required to carry low-power stations like channel 28. But the Information Super Station plans a push to get Washington-area cable and national satellite services to carry its programming. In addition, the station hopes to be carried on agencies' internal television systems.


The Information Super Station was founded by Dennis Dunbar, the owner of Wireless Data Systems, a videoconferencing and multi-media network provider. The station will take advantage of a fiber optic network running through Washington's Metro system for its broadcasts. This makes it easy for the channel to tap into federal buildings for the feeds and for federal buildings to tap into the channel, Lindauer says.


Lindauer says many agencies tape their proceedings already, so feeds will often be provided by the agencies themselves. The station will also use robotic cameras to cover events. For agencies not linked up to the station's network, a microwave truck will be used to carry live broadcasts.


At first the channel will be about federal agencies for federal agencies. But eventually, the station hopes to bring people throughout the country closer to the federal government, Lindauer says.


"We expect to be a positive force," she says. "We will encourage the public to claim ownership of the federal government."


Lindauer expects the station to debut in late February.

[Mo1]

Ladies remember watching thos ANSWER rallies and wondering if the left was connected to Saddam.

You mean those ANSWER rallies by Ramsey Clark??

The same Ramsey Clark that was involved with Kerry back in his protest days??

BTW .. sorry for popping in and out .. my 3yr old is in a heck of a mood today

[NutCrackerBoy]

Susan was screeching while being led away. Saying she had tried to fight terrorism better, was proud of that, would continue to be proud. Yelling for the microphones.

Just like the antiwar protesters, she will be hailed as the true patriot by the toxic left. The moveon.orgies believe that Bush is ruining the world, so they will admire her working through different channels to salvage something. They won't have the guts to express that belief out loud, though.

As I've said before on this thread, I believe there are bucks for her that are several orders of magnitude bigger than those $10000 gratuities from Saddam. Maybe she hid her cash cache the same way the Steve Buscemi character did in Fargo.

[GigaDittos]

Another Maxist/Leninist/Communist/Hate America organization.

[No Blue States]

"We will encourage the public to claim ownership of the federal government."

Today Susan, The Goverment has claimed ownership of you for being a traitor.

Gitmo.

[Miss Marple]

Her working for Fox caught my notice. Did they know who they were hiring?

Now we see the downside to "fair and balanced." Perhaps Fox should require all employees to get a security clearance!

[xsmommy]

LMAO!!

[Iowa Granny]

marking at #180

[BlessedByLiberty]

Rep. Zoe Lofgren...

Well, well, well. Zoe was against the war.

As to Lindauer's media jobs - that would be a good cover to connect to powerful people.

[BOBTHENAILER]

$oddomite $usie bin Ladenauer

[arasina]

Man, what a web of weasels!

• Rockefeller Financial Services (Senator?)
• Iraq Peace Fund of the Tides Foundation (Teresa Heinz)
• Turner Foundation (Ted)
• Tyson Memorial Foundation (Arkansas?)
• Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation (Kerry?)

[DollyCali]

How could someone endanger our soldiers lives and their countries security for a paltry 10 grand?!

My guess is that 10K is all verifiable at this point. I would be there is LOTS more hidden somewhere overseas.

[Uncle Miltie]

You win the DeFazio scoop; I win the Wyden scoop. Hot damn!

[Uncle Miltie]

You win the Mosley-Braun scoop.