New York Times About To Reveal Even More Top Secret Operational Data! Big Benefit To Terrorists

Sources in New York and drudge ^ | MB26

[MindBender26]

Breaking – Proven reliable sources tell me that in tomorrow morning's edition of the NYT, the leftist paper will reveal that DOD has embedded military rapid reaction teams at a number of US embassies abroad.

The Times is again giving our enemies hard intel they need to be more effective on the worldwide terrorism battlefield.

The concept was very simple; When we got intel that known terrs were operating in a specific area, the US team already in place would be able to snatch them quickly. Because the team is already there, entry problems would be eliminated and reaction time would be much faster. Terrs know how long it takes to get a Delta/SEAL/Snakeeater team out of US or forward area bases and into operational areas, so they know how long they can stay in an area themselves.

Under the new "pre-placement" plan, the reaction time was reduced from days to minutes.

I don't have full details yet, but sources believe not all countries where "pre-placed" teams are located knew they were there. In fact, majority of countries probably did not know small teams of our troops were ready to operate on their ground. Is assumed there were there under civilian cover or perhaps listed as part of the USMC security detachment.

The idea was simple. The snatches would be quick and quiet. Terrs would be removed to other country, possibly Guantanimo, often using business jets borrowed from legitimate US companies, and no one would ever know how or why they disappeared.

Now, thanks to NYT, all is blown!

[MindBender26]

SS - DD

[Frank_Discussion]

Damn. Just Damn. String the bastards up!

[Keith in Iowa]

Treason at the TIMES!!

[Hexenhammer]

Good job Slimes, thanks for undermining national security, again.

[Slings and Arrows]

I appreciate what you are trying to do, but if your sources are wrong about the NYT then you've just spilled the beans.

[bnelson44]

And so you post it here 1st? And that somehow makes it better?

[Albion Wilde]

So why are you posting it instead of calling the Attorney General?

[Walkingfeather]

As a old church camp fire song went..." It only takes a spark to get a fire going....."

[Cicero]

I was going to say we should at least wait until we saw if the Times is actually running this story. But they are. Drudge has linked it:

http://nytimes.com/2006/03/08/international/americas/08forces.html?ei=5094&en=095a9094816d0dd5&hp=&ex=1141794000&partner=homepage&pagewanted=print

[MindBender26]

Trust me on this one........

[upchuck]

It absolutely makes me sick that our chicken-shit politicos will let the NYT get clean away with this.

[idkfa]

Now, thanks to NYT, all is blown!

But it was revealed here first. Thanks.

[ozoneliar]

I'm not sure how the NYT can justify leaking this info. There is NO concievable benefit in leaking it.

[martin_fierro]

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[conservative in nyc]

The story is already on the NYT Website:
Elite Troops Get Expanded Role on Intelligence

[fooman]

mark it nuncle.

[NoCurrentFreeperByThatName]

Treason to whoever is leaking it to the Times.

[darkwing104]

Got it from Drudge didn't you... Slimes Article

[skr]

How is this post not informing the enemy of something they shouldn't know?

[KTX Hunter]

This information should have never gotten out in the first place. What kind of clandestine connections do think these NYT reporters have? If a NYT reporter could find this, another news agency could have too. Y'all are too idealistic and I thought that was a liberal's job.

[UCANSEE2]

I was going to say that even if they do, he has deflected all guilt to himself and FR.

[MindBender26]

If the Slimes is going to run it, what's the problem, huh!

[Slings and Arrows]

Yeah, the Drudge link in the previous post was a bit of a giveaway.

Bastards.

[Mo1]

They are at it again

[LucyT]

The thread could be pulled, or put on hold.

[goldstategop]

Traitors to the core. Scumbags. Low-lifes. Drive by media assassins.

(Denny Crane: "I Don't Want To Socialize With A Pinko Liberal Democrat Commie. Say What You Like About Republicans. We Stick To Our Convictions. Even When We Know We're Dead Wrong.")

[putupjob]

Department of Justice should arrest all at the Slimes who are connected to this story and force them to testify on their sources.

All that Plame garbage that revealed nothing and was played up as an Impeach Bush Operation and this whole thing will be seen as a whistleblower operation that the American people must know.

This country is finished.

[mystery-ak]

Sounds like the new show I watched tonight the Unit...it was pretty lame, as my huuby said...

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

If I said what I think about these TRAITORS, I would be banned.

BLANK BLANK BLANK

[Waco]

The NYT seems to be doing all it can to ruin the lifes of its' employees, doesn't it?

[Dog Gone]

Gotta love a patriotic newspaper like the Times.

[MindBender26]

How foolish can you be.

When the NYT does this, justice is served by not letting them get away with wrapping themselves in the cloak of "journalism."

[nopardons]

Hell, blast, and damn!

This really IS getting to the point where the entire Times staff should be hauled out of the building and shot.

[HitmanLV]

To be fair, I doubt that this is news to the bad guys. All any embassy needs is one leak of that info directtly to the bad guys. I'm sure that's happened in many instances. The NY Times stinks, to be sure, but this isn't that damaging.

[demlosers]

Charges need to be brought against the Slimes.

[ncountylee]

"if the planned Socom presence in U.S. embassies abroad is an effort to pave the way for unilateral U.S. military operations or to enable defense elements to engage in covert action activities separate from the C.I.A., U.S. problems abroad will be certain to increase significantly."

Not only aid the terrorists but depict as negative as possible.

[indcons]

Get the rope and string up the editorial board of the NYT....traitors, all of them.

[MindBender26]

What kind of clandestine connections do think these NYT reporters have?

Same kind I used to have; self-serving Senators. This time of the very liberal ilk.

[Krodg]

So, you're trying to scoop the media in the treason dept.??

[Tulsa Ramjet]

I don't have full details yet,

Well, I'm glad you exposed the exposure before it was exposed. Oh the insanity of trying to be first:
Horshack: OOO! OOO! OOO!

[nopardons]

Who the bloody hell is leaking to the damned SLIMES?

[jazusamo]

Hopefully, everyone involved in this will be prosecuted. I wonder if this could be the slimes answer to the administration rumors to start prosecuting leaker's and reporters.

[Wasanother]

A dah! Just adding more charges Slimes.

[skimask]

The Slimes is fighting back at the Justice Dept. They know the hammer is going to come down on them.

[Slings and Arrows]

Drudge has it, so I think that Mindbender26 is in the clear.

Sounds like this piece is still topical:

Introduction of XM-8 Assault Rifle Shelved Due to Inability to Target Journalists [HUMOR]

[KTX Hunter]

Who is the traitor, the person who revealed the secret info or the dumb reporter who jumps on something that will boost his career? The fact is the info never gets out if it isnt for the "inside man", once that gets out there is no stopping the info.

Y'all are too idealistic! The inside man wanted the info to get out. If the NYT reporter didnt run the story soemone else would have sucked it up in a heart beat to boost their career.

[A CA Guy]

How can the NYT get away with this?

This is a time of war, why can't they be reeled in?

[gondramB]

[KJC1]

I read something the other day about polygraphing those in a position to leak.

GET TO IT.

One thing is for certain, most of the media (and Dems in general) want to disable Bush and our troops as much as possible so they can then claim the WOT is a failure, never mind the true cost.

[Indy Pendance]

Maybe it's time to consider reestablishing the office of censorship, ala FDR, the patron saint of libs.

http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/print.php?pid=16068