Thanks. I'm somewhat familiar with them. Scowcroft hangs around a bunch of "mini-CFR's" like that. I'm not sure which of them he's actually active with vs. which are ones he just sticks his name on to boost his and the group's image on paper--I don't think it's humanly possible for him to actually participate in the number of such groups he joins. Likewise some of the other folks on that list--some of these liberal elitists seem to join as many of these clubs as they can, kind of like it's a habit they picked up in their Ivy League prep schools when they joined as many extracurricular clubs as they good to bolster their resume. So I'm not sure if Aspen figures in a direct way into Plamegate or if the overlap in players is just a byproduct of that phenomenon; but I do think their membership is an indicator of who's who in the upper echeclons of power and who's worth keeping an eye on when trying to piece together the big picture.
I recently had a conversation in which it was claimed that proof of Plame's covert status was the front/cover company, Brewster Jennings, provided by and acknowledged by the CIA. It was further pressed that Plame's 'outing' did irreparable damage, causing the closing of said 'front company', loss of cover for 'associates', and untold damage to national security.
Has anyone ever found any evidence/proof that the CIA provided, and acknowledged having provided, 'Brewster Jennings' as a front company / cover for 'covert' agent Plame? I've searched everywhere and can find no evidence of a connection and no acknowledgement of a connection by the CIA.