Men like Bob Novak have no conscience. He has 'alliances' when performing his 'job' as a pundit to the Neocon Americans of the Republican Party. Bob Novack is a prime example of how a democracy upheld as the last word in freedom can fall into the "W"rongest of hands and be exploited for criminal and commercial purpose.
Bob Novak's answer to the American Health Care Crisis is to close the office of the Surgeon General. Incredible the 'gall' these men have in putting forth an anarchic agenda to defeat democracy rather than uphold it.
The word is treason. It exists in this dialogue because 'of the people' involved with the 'power structure' within the USA democracy. Will they ever be punished? No. They will be excused by the power structure while under the direction of 'Their Party' members.
Trusting an Executive Branch of the USA has never been more important. While 'outing' a CIA agent is NOT a crime and a means of 'muting' a runaway CIA operation that actually 'endangers' the foreign policy of the USA, this operation by Valerie Plame was NOT a danger to the USA so much as necessary. She was operating a covert operation to expose people involved with WMD globally.
Mr. Novak acted out of pure unadulted lust for power and money. He had no desire to serve the USA in a patriotic manner, but, more 'The Republican Party' and it's Neocon substructure that promotes war as international policy and poverty as domestic policy.
The operative word here is 'justifies.' It speaks eons to the lack of truth exuded by the Neocons.
Novak justifies outing Plame & sources (click here)
Posted: Thursday, July 19, 2007 2:36 PM by Domenico Montanaro
Posted: Thursday, July 19, 2007 2:36 PM by Domenico Montanaro
Categories: Security
From NBC’s Domenico Montanaro
At a breakfast meeting with reporters, Bob Novak defended his decision to print Valerie Plame Wilson’s name in his column -- which sparked the CIA leak investigation. And he justified his outing of several once-anonymous sources in his new book, The Prince of Darkness....
From NBC’s Domenico Montanaro
At a breakfast meeting with reporters, Bob Novak defended his decision to print Valerie Plame Wilson’s name in his column -- which sparked the CIA leak investigation. And he justified his outing of several once-anonymous sources in his new book, The Prince of Darkness....
