It's 4 a.m. in Montana, and a cyberspy is at work

Seattle Times ^ | June 16, 2004 | Mike Carter

[B4Ranch]

I understand the ladies desire to help but I don't understand the husbands ignorance of probable threat to his wife.

Also, I think the fact her name was published in American newspapers should be considered traitorism.

[pageonetoo]

I sent the following email:

Your naming and locating of the people in your article about homegrown spies, is a disservice to the community of the United States. You have uncaringly placed these people into possible future danger of retribution. You do not deserve the title of writer, just traitor. (signed)

[arthurus]

P.S. I betcha some niteowl FReepers would be good at this.

P.S. I betcha some niteowl FReepers are already engaged in it.

[arthurus]

Why would a spy allow her name and location to be published?

Because she has already been "outed."

[sheltonmac]

"We have yet to determine the balance between personal security and personal freedom."

- Ret. Air Force Gen. Todd Stewart, Executive Director of the National Academic Consortium for Homeland Security

No one here picked up on this little tidbit?

[sheltonmac]

Please. This so-called "spy" allowed her name and location to be published. Check out the link to the article; she even posed for a picture, for crying out loud.

[Cultural Jihad]

: : : Salutes Ms. Rossmiller : : :

[dd5339]

Ping!

Semper Fi