EerieVon
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there was no Valerie Plame outting. it was all a myth.
nobody would have known about Plame if her husband wasnt name dropping at all the Washington parties he'd been invited to BECAUSE OF who his wife was.
furthermore, she wasnt undercover. she'd been a desk jockey for over 6 years at the time the supposed 'outting' was perpetrated. under the law, any agent not active in the field in 6 years is no longer protected by secrecy. they're fair game.
she had her name spray painted on her parking spot, for Pete's sake!
A myth???
Early in November 2005, posting in his own personal blog No Quarter, former CIA officer Larry C. Johnson responds further to the ongoing dispute about Valerie Plame's status as a CIA NOC:
There is the claim that the law to protect intelligence identities could not have been violated because Valerie Wilson had not lived overseas for six years. Too bad this is not what the law stipulates. The law actually requires that a covered person served overseas in the last five years. Served does not mean lived. In the case of Valerie Wilson, energy consultant for Brewster-Jennings, she traveled overseas in 2003, 2002, and 2001, as part of her cover job. She met with folks who worked in the nuclear industry, cultivated sources, and managed spies. She was a national security asset until exposed. .
how is that a myth??