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By Tabassum Zakaria

HOUSTON (Reuters) - The Washington couple at the heart of the CIA leak
investigation had their cover blown by their small son as they tried to
sneak away on vacation on Thursday.

"My daddy's famous, my mommy's a secret spy," declared the 5-year-old
of his parents, former diplomat Joe Wilson and retired CIA operative
Valerie Plame.

The former spy, who just retired from the agency, and the diplomat have
been at the center of a CIA leak scandal that has reached into the
White House.

 

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Learning Richard, 12/30/2005, 8:15:53 AM,
<[email protected]> wrote:

> <http://today.reuters.com/news/newsArticle.aspx?type=topNews&storyID=2
> 005-12-29T201053Z_01_SIB972551_RTRUKOC_0_US-LEAK-CIA.xml&archived=Fals
> e>
>
>
> By Tabassum Zakaria
>
> HOUSTON (Reuters) - The Washington couple at the heart of the CIA leak
> investigation had their cover blown by their small son as they tried
> to sneak away on vacation on Thursday.
>
> "My daddy's famous, my mommy's a secret spy," declared the 5-year-old
> of his parents, former diplomat Joe Wilson and retired CIA operative
> Valerie Plame.
>
> The former spy, who just retired from the agency, and the diplomat
> have been at the center of a CIA leak scandal that has reached into
> the White House.

See, there's proof that it was never a secret at all. They've been
flaunting it for years and everyone in kindergarten even knows it.

It's time to do a grand jury investigation on the little boy now.

--
"Truth does not change according to our ability to stomach it." ~
Flannery O'Connor