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![]() "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Lying's just the tip of the iceberg November 4, 2005 BY ANDREW GREELEY Since it is apparently not a crime to deceive the American people into supporting a foolish and unjust war, one must be content with the indictment of I. Lewis Libby for perjury and obstruction of justice. The indictment is an example of a mountain laboring two years to bring forth a molehill. Libby will have the best trial lawyers money can buy and stands a good chance of acquittal. If he is convicted, the president will surely grant him a pardon before he leaves office. We are unlikely ever to learn who ''outed'' Valerie Plame and thus ruined her career. I'd like to know why some reporter didn't follow Mrs. Plame to her office in the CIA building and discovered that she worked there independent of any insider information. Or is it assumed that no-one does any research. |