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To: NOW who wrote (33105)	7/4/2005 3:03:32 PM
From: skinowski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

I don't know what would be the specific applicable charge, but... yes, of course. Outing an undercover agent, risking her life, would be, I expect, a rather serious crime. Btw, here is an interesting Stratfor article about Felt: Felt didn't go to a grand jury not because he was boxed in, but because he could not reveal the means whereby he knew precisely what Nixon and his henchmen were up to. It is fascinating that in all the discussion of Felt as Deep Throat, so little attention has been paid to how Felt would have acquired -- and continued to acquire -- such precise intelligence. It has been pointed out that Felt could not have been the only Deep Throat because he could not personally have known all the things he revealed. That is true, unless we assume that Felt was the beneficiary of an intelligence operation run by Hoover for years deep into successive White Houses. If that is the case, then it makes perfect sense that Felt was the one and only Deep Throat. Message 21401273