[Howlin]

Good lord; I may have to go lay down for a bit after reading that.

That amounts to a coup.

[kcvl]

Larry Johnson: Valerie Plame was a classmate of mine from the day she started with the CIA.

The lies by people like Victoria Toensing, Representative Peter King, and P. J. O'Rourke insist that Valerie was nothing, just a desk jockey. Yet, until Robert Novak betrayed her she was still undercover and the company that was her front was still a secret to the world. When Novak outed Valerie he also compromised her company and every individual overseas who had been in contact with that company and with her.

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Bush's lies have resulted in the deaths of almost 1800 American soldiers and the mutilation of 12,000. Joe Wilson has not killed anyone. He tried to prevent the needless death of Americans and the loss of American prestige in the world.

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At the end of the day, Joe Wilson was right. There were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. It was the Bush Administration that pushed that lie and because of that lie Americans are dying. Shame on those who continue to slander Joe Wilson while giving Bush and his pack of liars a pass. That's the true outrage.

[kcvl]

AMY GOODMAN: Well, I want to thank you very much for being with us, Larry Johnson, former intelligence officer at the C.I.A. where he worked with Joseph Wilson's wife, Valerie Plame. He served as deputy director of the U.S. State Department of Counter Terrorism,1989-1993; now C.E.O. and co-founder of Berg Associates, a business consulting firm. We're about to speak with former C.I.A. agent Phillip Agee in Cuba, would you stay with us?

LARRY JOHNSON: I don't really care to be on air with Mr. Agee. I think he's a traitor and has already cost the lives of some Americans.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

It looks like a VLWC in full swing to me.

[Mo1]

Good lord; I may have to go lay down for a bit after reading that.
That amounts to a coup.

And how many of those ex-officals ended up working for the Kerry Campaign?