We need a "timeline" of all that is going on...I am so confused...

[Blue_Roses]

Andrea Mitchell was on Hardball last week when David Gregory was hosting and she said that Valerie Plame was indeed a CIA agent and was under deep cover a few years back, so that means there would be those in the CIA itself who wouldn't know her cover. Why isn't this brought up more and how it pertains to the danger that this leak has caused? Mitchell said that all of Plame's contacts were put in grave danger because of this, espcially since her work involved WMD and nuclear proliforation.

Did the "leaker" know this and were they aware of what she was working on? Also, why would Cheney have the CIA send Wilson (another talking point in the news) if there was the possibility of Wilson finding exactly what he did find--nothing--and ruin the risk of Cheney getting his war on? There is so much spin on what is being said that it's hard to seperate the truth from the lies.:crazy: We need an ongoing, daily timeline here to keep this stuff straight. It's obvious that this investigation is not solely about the outing of Plame. This prosecutor has reached in and pulled out way more than previously expected. Miller in jail proves this.

So many questions...:freak:

I don't think Hollywood could write a better screenplay than what is about to unfold in the next few weeks.
:popcorn:

[Guckert]

1. it is a "secret" .... but when the special prosecutor tells all, Rove and

Scooter will fry!!!!

[smartvoter]

2. We should start driving that home in our letters, discussions, etc.

[dogday]

3. Here is a great article of the timeline

2001
The Italian government's intelligence agency obtains documents that appear to show that Iraqi officials attempted to buy yellowcake, a substance that can be enriched to produce weapons-grade uranium, from the African nation Niger. The evidence is shared with British and U.S. intelligence.


2002
February: The CIA, in response to concerns raised by Vice President Cheney's office, looks into British reports that Iraq tried to buy uranium from Africa. CIA officials dispatch ex-diplomat Joseph Wilson to Niger to investigate.



March: After an eight-day trip to Africa, Wilson reports to the CIA that he believes the allegations are "bogus." The agency sends a March 9 memo to the White House summarizing Wilson's findings.






http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1083895,00.html

[SemperEadem]

4. your link doesn't work

perhaps there's another one?

[dogday]

5. fix it try it again.....

http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1083895,00.html