When were you recruited by the C.I.A.?
Is your security clearance above top secret?
Was your recruitment due to your Russian ancestry?
While attending school in Brussels did you do espionage work for the C.I.A?
As a member of the Atlantic Council, the only journalist to be a member of this organization, that includes members such as William McNamara, Henry Kissinger, and Alexander Haig, have you reported the opinions of its members rather than fact?
Your husband who wrote a review entitled, A Dissent on Schindler’s List contains the quote, “Despite its seven Oscars I doubt that Schindler's List will survive its season either as a memorable film or as a comment on the concentration camps, for the evil that Spielberg tries to portray lies beyond his imagination.” Do share his opinion? Are you one who does not believe the Holocaust existed? Would you have the support of the American public if this opinion were exposed?
Chris Mansel
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4 comments:
good questions...I hear ya, bud.
Good questions but the last one is c**p and completely irrelvent. Ad hominem attacks are unacceptable, especially if directed at the partner of the target ... wait a minute, wasn't that where the Valerie Plame thing started?
Actually, on second thoughts - how many of these questions are any good? None of them I'd suggest:
- "recruited by the CIA" Noone has ever sugested this, and even so, so what? It's not relevent to the issue.
- is there a clearance above top secret? Is this important?
- if recruitment is irrelevent, what does ancestry have to do with it, and even then why would ancestry be an issue?
- I don't know if J Miller has ever visited Brussels and I don't care. It''s her actions in this matter that are important, nothing from the rest of her life is of the slightest importance
- Explain the relevence of the "Atlantic Council". Is this organisation illegal? I thought freedom of association was a basic right?
From the Atlantic Council's mission statement,"Drafting roadmaps for U.S. policy towards the Balkans, Cuba, Iraq, Iran, and Libya." The roadmap is little more than pins in a map, pins that are moved without the slightest regard for the civilians. If you will ntoice thenames of these countries you will see a theme.
A security above top clearance? Well, except for super double secret background for Tim Russert, a clearance level above top secret suggests an ability to see what only the top officials get to see, not like Jeff Gannon saw, we're speaking of documents here.
Judith Miller visited Brussells, she attended University there. I would not be surprised to find out she was a member of a secret organization. She attended Harvard, Brussells, these two fit the profile of a higher echelon.
Ancestry could play a role if she is to utilize her language skills to acquire or eavesdrop on others. Not proven but a possibility I would like to hear her deny.
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