Comments on: Yup, There’s Something Else Going on with Judith Miller’s Jailing

By: Al

Al — Sun, 02 Oct 2005 07:07:05 +0000

Does her agreement with the prosecutor mean he can’t ask a general question of her like:

“Do you have _any_ further information that may assist this investigation?”

By: Black Jack

Black Jack — Sun, 02 Oct 2005 03:16:44 +0000

Huffington and Beldar are correct that Miller’s story doesn’t square with the facts, clearly there’s something she wants desperately to keep under wraps. So much so that Miller would rather smear Libby, rot in jail, and make herself out to be a fool rather than reveal.

By staying in jail even after she had obtained written confirmation Libby’s initial release was freely given, Miller demonstrates the extent of her fears, and the extremes she’s prepared to go to prevent disclosure.

Miller’s game is both dangerous and ultimately self-defeating, one which will only increase the already wide spread interest in finding and telling her secrets. Key will be where she got the tip about the FBI search warrant for the Muslim Charity, and why she then tipped the terrorist front a search was eminent.

By: vnjagvet

vnjagvet — Sun, 02 Oct 2005 02:48:55 +0000

It couldn’t be as simple (and perverse) that:

(a) Miller did not want to help Libby if she possibly could avoid it; and

(b) She was willing to go to jail to avoid that possibility; and

Is this too cynical?