[Cicero]

This was a major, major act of treason, because it not only broke his secrecy oath, it severely embarrassed some of our key allies in Eastern Europe.

Those guys helped us out, dealing with this rotten murderous terrorist scum, and as a reward they got into trouble with France and the EU.

They should lock him up and throw away the key, since they no longer seem to use firing squads for treason in time of war.

[lOKKI]

No hope that this CIA Agent turned in Seymour Hersh of New Yorker fame as the reporter he leaked to, is there?

[ARealMothersSonForever]

since they no longer seem to use firing squads for treason in time of war.

Dangit! I slept through the whole congressional declaration of war. At any rate, this individual may get traded to an Islamic nation for $5 million and a player to be named ;) Not a pleasant prospect. Likely they will beg for protection and mercy of the court.

[MplsSteve]

Oh, I'm definitely hoping for a long long prison stay for this a-hole.

I would like to see him made an example of so other people in the CIA either quit leaking info - or won't even consider it anymore.

[PsyOp]

Treason is right. I'd tatoo a portrait of Mohammed on his chest and make him walk naked through Bahgdad on a Friday afternoon. Just he'd understand why we need secret prisons for terrorist scum.

[untrained skeptic]

You are exactly right.

This isn't just violating a secrecy agreement. This is treason.

However, I don't think we've charged anyone with treason in this country in decades unless there's evidence that national security secrets were sold to a foreign power.

The democrats were so successful in demonizing those who opposed those who tried to expose treasonous acts by those aiding the Soviet Union against us during McCarthy's days, that our government is afraid to charge someone with treason unless if can be clearly proven that the committed treason for financial profit.

[MHGinTN]

Lobotomize this traitor and let the perp rake leaves on the White House grounds for the rest of life.