[diotima]

Insight fromt he NYT!

[diotima]

ping!

[metalboy]

How many here can dispose a psychotic tyrant in a land filled with psychotic terrorists and institute a system of democracy in less than a year raise your hand. Enough said.

[facedown]

NYT team of crack reporters

Yeah, they're on crack alright.

[Mike Darancette]

As if all this was not depressing enough, Eric Lichtblau and Timothy O'Brien reported yesterday in The Times that federal efforts to uncover terrorists' financing networks and smash them had been crippled by bureaucratic wrangling in Washington.

That groups like FAIR and others are constantly screaming about discrimination against ragheads and their charities doesn't help much either.

[joesnuffy]

I'm guessing we will stay for five more years...a dim gets elected withdraws the troops and another great imam Ayatolla or arab-muslim strong man riding a big white horse seduces his gullible people into supporting him...again
And four years after that another pubbie gets elected and we are back in...
Some people are incapable of democratic form of govt....without the internal policeman...
you need an external one....anarchy is not an option...

[Lazamataz]

The Noo Yawk Times is a stinking, fly-covered turd in the landscape of journalism.

Every word they print is a lie, including "and" and "the".

[Sidebar Moderator]

Regarding your note, NY Times items can be run in full. (Exception: if they were syndicated from a site covered by the settlement, for example the Washington Post).

Thank you for asking.

[Jaysun]

Those foul mouthed reprobates! The NYT is nothing more that an insane asylum that allows the lobotomy and shock therapy patients to "write" articles. Their entire paper is a steaming pile.

[witnesstothefall]

The New York Times reliably advances the interests of anyone opposing the United States. How progress in Baghdad can be achieved by a detour through Paris or Bonn they don't detail, but they insists such a path is the only avenue to success.

Why doesn't the NYT just pick up lock stock and barrel and move to Paris, so they can be closer to home?

[Helms]

"Frustrated by suicide bombings and guerrilla violence, American military officers resort to the kind of harsh tactics that have caused endless ill will in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict."

They are soooooooo dying to make this analogy, I feel their hate.

[nathanbedford]

a catalog of easily predictable, and widely predicted, pitfalls.

More like a catalog of predictions made by the fiasco prone Old Grey "Lady" which have gone incandescently wrong. I am amazed they would even go there.

[squidly]

These same folks made some horrendous predictions back in April relating to our push towards Baghdad. Why would anyone listen to them now?

[trebb]

I guess that to the NYT, "crack" reporting means bending over and pulling hard in order to obtain the story...

[BJungNan]

Isn't this about where we did not want to be at this point? While the Bush administration says things are going well in Iraq, the news from the American-led occupation is looking like a catalog of easily predictable, and widely predicted, pitfalls.

Oh, well, heck, then we should not have entered WWII. Certainly there were pitfalls in those conflicts.

Are these guys at the NYT really this stupid or do they just think we all are?

[BJungNan]

FR should ban postings of New York Times articles the same as posts from other sites are not allowed. It is all just drivel and why even give them the recognition.

[Dahoser]

Instead of driving away France, Germany, Russia and Canada with financial sanctions, the president should be creating the room for compromise that will lead to those countries' sending money and troops to Iraq. That would help to create a secure enough environment for the United Nations to come in and take over the nation-building responsibilities, giving the occupation an international face.

When France, Germany, Russia, Canada and the UN were in town, Saddam's feet-first chippers were going full blast, kids were being tortured and maimed in front of their parents, the rape rooms were full, and the mass grave diggers couldn't keep up with the supply. The Iraqis can do without a second round of that particular international face.

[What Is Ain't]

Instead of driving away France, Germany, Russia and Canada with financial sanctions, the president should be creating the room for compromise that will lead to those countries' sending money and troops to Iraq. That would help to create a secure enough environment for the United Nations to come in and take over the nation-building responsibilities, giving the occupation an international face.

The paper of retards has spoken.

[Iris7]

The Army has to run intelligence gathering operations in Iraq. To say that they shouldn't is to say that they should be defeated, that we should be defeated.

How else are you going to run intelligence operations than have Iraqis do almost all of the field work? If not the Iraqis, who should do it? Eskimos? American Liberals? Oprah Winfrey?

[Tamzee]

What's black and white and Red all over?

The New York Times...

[OESY]

The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing. -- Albert Einstein

Einstein is only half right, but the Old Gray Lady at the Crooked "T" almost never gets it right.