Accesory to Murder or Murder could that be on the Indictments

[lovuian]

It hasn't been talked about on the News Media but does Fitz have that in his back pocket!!!

How many agents were killed when exposed by Cheney & Rove & Bush???
When they exposed the B& J and did Judith Miller take part in Kelly's death!!! Does Fitz know something here!!! This maybe the trump card!!!

aren't they accesory to Murder???

Tucker said on Chris Mathews show we may see a charge nobody expected!!!!!!

Could this be it???

[lumberjack_jeff]

1. I could believe negligent homicide. n/t

[lovuian]

2. is that a crime???

:bounce:

[lumberjack_jeff]

6. Yes. Even more of a crime than getting a blowjob. n/t

[lovuian]

9. Really what about Manslaughter Incompetent

kinda like when a drunk runs into poor unsuspecting driver???

[proud2BlibKansan]

3. I have wondered about this all along

I know I read early on that several agents had been killed when Plame was outed. Does anyone else remember this?

[lovuian]

7. Tenet must have had proof thats why the investigation was so

important!!!

[DanCa]

4. I have been thinking the same thing lately.

What really frosts me is that a) she was a women b) there all good christians claimming pro life. Big tough man outting a woman and putting her life in danger.

[Jacobin]

5. Spelling Police

Attention!!!


It's "Accessory"

spell check is your friend

[lovuian]

8. Thanks for the reminder!!!

Your great!!! I was murdering the word!!!

[KerryOn]

14. So does it make a difference?

We all new what the word was.

[Jacobin]

25. I'm glad you new

=

I figured you were new because I haven't seen you around before.

[TexasLawyer]

10. or Felony Murder

If anyone is killed in the commission of a felony, the criminal is responsible for the death, even if the criminal did not actually pull the trigger.

For example, if there is a bank robbery and a policeman shoots at the robber but misses and kills a teller, the robber can be charged with felony murder. By way of the original felony, the robber initiated the chain of events that led directly to the killing.

That works for me!

[lovuian]

12. Texas Lawyer what if these people exposed B&J knowingly

for their own purposes even though they didn't realize at the time Deaths would result!!! I bet Fitz told this tosome of them and scared the livin daylights out of them!!!

[lovuian]

11. ok how about Wanton Endangerment???

Whose responsible all these people who exposed Plame???

[crispini]

13. Wow. Well, Fitz would have to know exactly what happened

after Brewster Jennings was exposed. Or enough of it to make the charge. And we know he's been talking to the CIA.

Interesting. New idea, that's for sure.

[lovuian]

16. why wouldn't Tenet know how many died??? Isn't this why the

importance of the trial and grand jury??? The endangerment of the agents???

we have newspaper reporters maliciously outing a agent they endangered her life... and her families??? Wouldn't they know???

I heard numbers between 30-40 to up to a 100...

[crispini]

17. It's interesting. I think a lot of people have just assumed

"well that's classified." and gone on.

I dunno. WOULD the CIA tell Fitz and/or the GJ? I really have no idea.

[lovuian]

20. Their lives are valueless because they are agents???

Doesn't Fitz have the right to know HOW MANY??? if none well these people endangered lives??? willfull endangerment is that a crime???
Isn't that REALLY WAS SCOOTER and Rove doing ENDANGERING PLAMES LIFE!!!

[crispini]

22. Wow, take a chill pill.

You may or may not have a good point. I certainly don't know enough to say whether or not you have a good point, from a legal viewpoint. But you aren't making your point any better by YELLING AT PEOPLE AND USING LOTS OF EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!1

[lovuian]

23. oh I'm sorry I'm not meaning by my exclamation points that

I'm yelling Sorry I use them as my signature its a joke amongst my friends that I'm the exclamation queen sorry wasn't yelling sorry!!!

its a bad habit but its also the way I write...

you can check all my posts I do it on all of them...

[alcibiades_mystery]

15. Ridiculous

To even think that the indictments will hold anything like treason or murder is delusion of first magnitude.

You will be bitterly disappointed, for sure.

[lovuian]

18. I know its ridiculous to think of Murder when David Kelly commited

suicide??? Can this be responsible for that??? Isn't it a James Bond thing if a agent is exposed they take a cyanide pill or something so no info comes out???

could this OUTING cause that death??? Isn't that a possiblility???

the news media is playing up the small charges Perjury but what if Fitz was playing HARD BALL and layed Murder on them!!!

[alcibiades_mystery]

19. Get real

You've been glued into the screen too long. It's making you mushy.

[lovuian]

21. Why is it important for a Secret Agent to remain Secret???

for their dangerous work they do so they can work behind the scenes with people who are dangerous!!!

Why was it important at all to have this investigation??? Its just letting people know a woman's name???

No people DIE when their cover is blown!!!

[alcibiades_mystery]

24. Oy

You'll catch an infarction if you use any more exclamation points.

I suppose time will tell. I'll e-kiss your ass in GD if anyone is indicted on murder charges, kay?

[lovuian]

27. can we say any charges related to murder

That would be cool ...kay

[alcibiades_mystery]

29. LOL

What does that even mean?

Absurd.

[Greenpeach]

26. That would be good.

I'm hoping for that and much more.

[Dinger]

28. Margie Schoedinger Anyone?

I'll NEVER let that story die, NEVER!

Rape, murder

[lovuian]

30. Larry C. Johnson said: "It's never happened. I mean, this is unprecedented

http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2005/3230plamegate_cheney.html

Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) told the witnesses that "the consequences of what has occurred are far more serious than I first imagined." Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y.) echoed Conyers, saying that, until the testimony, "I did not realize the profound impact on the entire intelligence agency ... that's been built up over decades." In response to Slaughter's question as to whether or not any of the witnesses, in their professional experience, had ever heard of the White House leaking the identity of a covert agent before, former CIA analyst Larry C. Johnson said: "It's never happened. I mean, this is unprecedented."

In his testimony, Johnson revealed that he was in the same 1985 CIA training class as Valerie Plame Wilson, and that because of the potential danger, the identities of the classmates are so secret, that until July 2003, when columnist Robert Novak revealed Plame's name, Johnson had known her only as "Valerie P."

The witnesses were an impressive array of senior retired intelligence officials, who have served in a broad array of roles in the intelligence community: James Marcinkowski, a former case officer for the CIA; Col. W. Patrick Lang (U.S. Army, ret.), former director, Defense Humint Services for the Defense Intelligence Agency; and David MacMichael, former senior estimates officer, National Intelligence Council for the CIA.

The witnesses, along with seven other former intelligence officials, were signators of a July 20 letter to the leaders of the Senate and House of Representatives, warning Congress that the exposure of Plame is a danger to national security, and to every U.S. intelligence officer and asset serving under a cover. Their letter blasts the Republican Party "talking points" claim that Plame's assignment at CIA headquarters to a "desk job" means that she was not in a sensitive, undercover job, and was a serious blow to the White House attempts at damage control.