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seemslikeadream

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Sun Jan-06-08 10:29 PM
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Names with the faces, please?

Edited on Sun Jan-06-08 10:30 PM by seemslikeadream

http://www.justacitizen.com/images/Gallery%20Draft2%20for%20Web.htm

1. Perle

2. Feith

3. Eric S. Edelman ?

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Rosemary2205

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Sun Jan-06-08 10:33 PM
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1. ack - my eyes!!!!

You could warn a person....... :)

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Sydnie

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Sun Jan-06-08 10:33 PM
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2. # 14

Isn't that "Elliot" from that tv show "Thirtysomething"?

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salin

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Sun Jan-06-08 10:35 PM
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3. 4 ? (looks a little like Sen Rockerfeller - but he wouldn't be speaking at Pentagon;

5 - too far away; 6 - really familiar looking... can't recall; 7 - no idea; 8 Hastert; 9 ? 10 Sen. McConnell; 9 ?; 10 is a given ?' 11 Frmr Senator George Mitchell (no idea how he fits in) and that is teh last one that I can even attempt to guess.

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Solly Mack

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:00 PM
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4. 4 is Marc Grossman

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Solly Mack

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:08 PM
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6. 6 is Lawrence Franklin

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Stinky The Clown

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:03 PM
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5. OMIGAWD!!!!! That Looks JUST LIKE the wall in the post office!

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mmonk

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:30 PM
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10. LOL

Go post it there.

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bear425

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:19 PM
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7. some names:

Edited on Sun Jan-06-08 11:20 PM by bear425

#1 Richard Perle
#2 Douglas Feith
#7 Dennis Hastert
#8 Roy Blunt
#10 Tom Lantos
#11 ?
#12 Bob Livingston
#13 Steven Solarz

on edit:
seems like they follow in this order (according to LalaRawraw)

Richard Perle
Doug Feith
Eric Edelman
Marc Grossman
Larry Franklin
Dennis Hastert
Roy Blunt
Dan Burton
Tom Lantos
Bob Livingston
Stephen Solarz
Graham Fuller
David Makovsky
Alan Markovsky
Enver Yusuf
Sabri Sayari
Mehmet Eymur

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HughMoran

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:20 PM
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8. ass hole, ass hole, ass hole, ass hole, ass hole, ass hole, ass hole, ass hole

ass hole, ass hole, ass hole ass hole. That was easy - any more questions? ;)

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K Gardner

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:24 PM
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9. ROFLMAO !

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seemslikeadream

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:37 PM
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11. Marc Grossman

http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/searchResults.jsp?searchtext=Marc+Grossman+&events=on&entities=on&articles=on&topics=on&timelines=on&projects=on&titles=on&descriptions=on&dosearch=on&search=Go

September 4-11, 2001: ISI Director Visits Washington for Mysterious Meetings ISI Director Lt. Gen. Mahmood Ahmed visits Washington for the second time. On September 10, a Pakistani newspaper reports on his trip so far. It says his visit has “triggered speculation about the agenda of his mysterious meetings at the Pentagon and National Security Council” as well as meetings with CIA Director Tenet (see September 9, 2001), unspecified officials at the White House and the Pentagon, and his “most important meeting” with Marc Grossman, US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs. The article suggests, “f course, Osama bin Laden” could be the focus of some discussions. Prophetically, the article adds, “What added interest to his visit is the history of such visits. Last time predecessor was , the domestic politics turned topsy-turvy within days.” This is a reference to the Musharraf coup just after an ISI Director’s visit on October 12, 1999 (see October 12, 1999).
Entity Tags: US Department of Defense, Marc Grossman, National Security Council, Osama bin Laden, George J. Tenet, Mahmood Ahmed
Timeline Tags: Complete 911 Timeline
Mid-February 2003-March 2003 The Bush administration quietly sends US diplomats to meet with the top officials of several UN Security Council member states in an attempt to influence their vote on any future resolutions on Iraq. A US diplomat tells the Associated Press, “The order from the White House was to use ‘all diplomatic means necessary,’ and that really means everything.”
Mexico - Undersecretary of State Marc Grossman and Kim Holmes, the assistant secretary of state for international organizations, are sent to Mexico City, where they encounter stiff resistance. The American diplomats reportedly warn Mexican officials, “Any country that doesn’t go along with us will be paying a very heavy price.” Henry Kissinger also makes a trip to Mexico warning its officials that the Bush administration would be “very unhappy” if Mexico opposes the US at the UN. Towards the end of the month, US Ambassador Tony Garza says that Congress might attempt to punish Mexico economically if it fails to support the US position at the UN. A Mexican diplomat describes the pressure as “very intense” and adds that “the warnings are real” and having an impact on Mexican President Vincent Fox. Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar also visits Mexico, but fails to get its support for a second resolution. Mexico proves to be one of the most difficult countries to win over to the US side because there is “little the Bush administration use to scare or entice Mexico now since it does not receive US aid and the one thing it had wanted most—legalizing the status of undocumented Mexicans in the United States—was taken off the table more than one year ago.” Additionally, the Mexican congress, its news media, and 75% of the Mexican population are strongly opposed to an invasion of Iraq. Even more threatening to US hopes for a second resolution is a pact between Mexico and Chile. The two governments agreed that each will abstain if the US, Britain, France, Russia and China fail to come to an agreement. Commenting on the deal, a Chilean diplomat tells the Associated Press, “We’re just not going to be used or bought off by either side.” But James R. Jones, a former US ambassador to Mexico, predicts that Fox will likely capitulate to Mexican business interests, which are dependent on a close relationship with the US. “If Mexico is not going to be good neighbors politically, it’s going to hurt them economically,” he says.

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seemslikeadream

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:43 PM
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12. Larry Franklin

Full name: Lawrence Anthony Franklin

Age: 58

Home: Kearneysville, West Virginia

Occupation: Department of Defense analyst at the Pentagon since 1979 in these offices: Office of the Secretary of Defense, International Security Affairs, Office of Near East and South Asia, Office of Northern Gulf Affairs, Iran Desk

Clearance: TS/SCI; suspended on 30 June 2004

Military Rank: Air Force Reserves Colonel; in the USAFR since 14 August 1976; assigned to the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Defense HUMINT Services

Education: BA, MA and PhD in Asian Studies

First Interviewed by FBI: 30 June 2004, voluntary and non-custodial

FBI Case Leaked: 27 August 2004

Arrested by FBI: Wednesday, 4 May 2005

Charge: Communicating classified US national defense information to persons not entitled to receive that information; that this information could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of a foreign nation

Count 1: Conspiracy to communicate national defense information to persons not entitled to receive it

Count 2-4: Communication of national defense information to persons not entitled to receive it

Count 5: Communication of classified information to persons not entitled to receive it

Count 6: Conspiracy to communicate classified information to agent and representative of foreign government without specific authorization

Convicted: 20 January 2006

Sentenced: 12 1/2 Years and a fine of $10,000

Charges:

Count 1: Conspiracy to communicate national defense information to persons not entitled to receive it

Count 2: Communication of classified information to persons not entitled to receive it

Count 3: Unlawful retention of national defense information

Co-conspirators: Former employees of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Steve Rosen, AIPAC's former policy director, and Keith Weissman, its former senior Iran analyst. Naor Gilon, in charge of policy at the Israeli Embassy in Washington. Uzi Arad, a former Israeli intelligence agent.

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Mr_Jefferson_24

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Mon Jan-07-08 12:11 AM
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15. Bookmarking -- lot's of good stuff there. nt.

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Mr_Jefferson_24

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:48 PM
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13. 3rd row on left looks like Brent Scowcroft to me...

Edited on Sun Jan-06-08 11:49 PM by Mr_Jefferson_24

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Scowcroft

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seemslikeadream

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Sun Jan-06-08 11:51 PM
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14. Douglas Feith

Edited on Sun Jan-06-08 11:53 PM by seemslikeadream

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