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PrintDecember 20, 2009
Did FBI leaker target Rep. Harman?
There's been a report that an anti-Israeli lefty translator working for the FBI has pleaded guilty of leaking classified information respecting government wiretaps to a blogger.
Checking the record, the most likely leak that fits the bill is this report about Jane Harman and AIPAC, first reported in Jeff Stein's CQ Quarterly:, and carried by the New York Times:
Nancy Pelosi first denied she'd received a report about the wiretap but later, her recollection seems to have been refreshed.
At the time, I wrote that the story itself was preposterous and I still think it was. Also, some claimed the leak involved the NSA program and I said that was twaddle--it was the FBI during its investigation of the AIPAC case.
And so it was.
Clarice Feldman
Checking the record, the most likely leak that fits the bill is this report about Jane Harman and AIPAC, first reported in Jeff Stein's CQ Quarterly:, and carried by the New York Times:
Nancy Pelosi first denied she'd received a report about the wiretap but later, her recollection seems to have been refreshed.
At the time, I wrote that the story itself was preposterous and I still think it was. Also, some claimed the leak involved the NSA program and I said that was twaddle--it was the FBI during its investigation of the AIPAC case.
And so it was.
Clarice Feldman
There's been a report that an anti-Israeli lefty translator working for the FBI has pleaded guilty of leaking classified information respecting government wiretaps to a blogger.
Checking the record, the most likely leak that fits the bill is this report about Jane Harman and AIPAC, first reported in Jeff Stein's CQ Quarterly:, and carried by the New York Times:
Nancy Pelosi first denied she'd received a report about the wiretap but later, her recollection seems to have been refreshed.
At the time, I wrote that the story itself was preposterous and I still think it was. Also, some claimed the leak involved the NSA program and I said that was twaddle--it was the FBI during its investigation of the AIPAC case.
And so it was.
Clarice Feldman
Checking the record, the most likely leak that fits the bill is this report about Jane Harman and AIPAC, first reported in Jeff Stein's CQ Quarterly:, and carried by the New York Times:
Nancy Pelosi first denied she'd received a report about the wiretap but later, her recollection seems to have been refreshed.
At the time, I wrote that the story itself was preposterous and I still think it was. Also, some claimed the leak involved the NSA program and I said that was twaddle--it was the FBI during its investigation of the AIPAC case.
And so it was.
Clarice Feldman
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