Chalabi-gate: None Dare Call It Treason
By Justin Raimondo - May 28, 2004
Sidney Blumenthal informs us:
"At a well-appointed conservative think tank in downtown Washington and across the Potomac River at the Pentagon, FBI agents have begun paying quiet calls on prominent neoconservatives, who are being interviewed in an investigation of potential espionage, according to intelligence sources. Who gave Ahmed Chalabi classified information about the plans of the U.S. government and military?"
UPI's Richard Sale reports that "the Federal Bureau of Investigation has launched a full field investigation into the matter," and gives more information on what was compromised and how the Iranians pulled off this intelligence coup:...
"Chalabi allegedly passed National Security Agency/CIA intercepts to intelligence agents of the Iranian government using intermediaries or "cut-outs" or "gophers" within the INC, another former CIA agent said. Some of the intercepts, dated from December, were the basis for a recent Newsweek story, but there are others of a later date in possession of the FBI, this source said."
How did Chalabi get his hot little hands on highly secret information? ...
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