To all those assholes clamoring for Berger's sculp.............

[louis c]

How's the Chalabi investigation going.

Berger may have committed some technical violation of copying memos that are far less than sensitive. In fact, the contents of the documents are a matter of public record. He may have used poor judgment, however, no Americans were ever at risk, and our security was never compromised.

Chalabi, on the other hand, channeled secret codes, that could only be obtained from the highest level of the Bush Administration, to our enemies in Iran. The illegal passing of these codes did put Americans at risk and compromise National Security. Chalabi had such access to this Administration that he sat as an honored guest just feet from the First Lady only five months ago during the State of the Union Address. Where are the answers to this treasonous act?

Like it says in the most recent Bush ads, priorities.

[maxpower]

1. And Plame

The outing of Plame as well.

[JI7]

2. does anyone have pictures of chalabi next to laura bush ?

[zbird]

6. Here's one.

http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/06/02/chalabi.iran/

[Redhead488]

3. Agree, the Chalabi affair is much worse (if it is true)

In response to your question "Where are the answers to this treasonous act?" Chalabi is an Iraqi, his acts technically aren't treasonous.

[louis c]

4. Someone Gave Him The Codes

he didn't make them up, that's the treasonous act.

Also, there seems to be a little precedent for hauling in foriegners that spy against the U.S. I think it goes back to 1776.

[southernleftylady]

5. Thanks for posting this! n/t

[riverwalker]

7. worth repeating again and again

"Chalabi, on the other hand, channeled secret codes, that could only be obtained from the highest level of the Bush Administration, to our enemies in Iran."
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