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On Thursday, the CIA threatened the journalists behind Who Is Rich Blee? with possible federal prosecution if the investigative podcast is released in its current form.
We are delaying that release while we consult with others and weigh our options. A press statement with a more complete explanation will be made available at this site soon.
Background and more info here at Sibel Edmonds' site:
Boiling Frogs Breaking News: CIA Goes After Producers Nowosielski & Duffy
Remember that the Tenet, Black and Blee issued that joint statement a few weeks ago in response to Duffy and Nowosielski releasing the Richard Clarke video a month ago. Blee succeeded Michael Scheuer as the Alec Station chief and was in charge during the January 2000 Malaysia Summit, and then in the run-up to 9/11:
That statement contained, to my knowledge, the first public statement from Blee about 9/11. Kevin Fenton's book also provides critical context and details about the Alec Station figures involved in this key pre-9/11 affair.
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this story by Richard Clarke is what I think of as a limited hangout. Very similar to when Colby was asked about bad things the CIA had done - talked about failed attempts to kill Castro.
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Post a CommentNotice how Clarke doesn't mention how those two stayed with an FBI informant before the August notification. How can that happen and some part of the FBI not know?
Notice how Clarke doesn't mention that the Saudi Ambassador at the the time "Bandar Bush"'s wife sent the two jokers money. Notice how he doesn't mention how the Malaysia meeting was monitored with video but didn't have audio? What? - so they didn't know what was discussed. When you add information that I have found out - just a guy on the computer with no connections - then Clarke's story is seen in a truer light - "see the CIA tried to do something good but couldn't quite pull it off so bad things happened." when I find it much more plausible that TMIHOP - they made it happen on purpose. The next step in the limited hangout - if necessity forces it - is the Saudis and the Pakistanis did it because (I'm still working on that)- just the reason we would be told for us to go to war with them - Pakistan to neutralize their nuclear weapons and the Saudis for their oil.