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Strategies & Market Trends : Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis

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To: mishedlo who wrote (41486)11/20/2005 12:57:31 PM
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"How does that implicate Rice?"
I thought you'd never ask....Rice was Hadley's boss at the time the Plame Affair newz broke...
of course, there's ALWAYS the chance that Cheney is putting this out as disinformation in order to direct attention elsewhere...
it's dog-eat-dog in Washington these dayz...er...esPECially THESE dayz...

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"If the Times of London today is right and Hadley was Woodward's direct source, that raises a very important question: Was Hadley ordered to leak Plame's name to the press by his boss at the time, Condi Rice? In other words, Rice may not have been Woodward's direct source as she claims - but that doesn't mean she didn't give the order. Remember, as I wrote back in July, Wilson's New York Times op-ed was a direct indictment of Rice, meaning she had a personal motive. And it would be extremely hard to imagine Hadley acting alone with such a coordinated hit job on a CIA officer...Stay tuned...
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