Freep the Post: CIA Plane Reporter Online Weds. Noon

Washington Post ^ | 1/04/05 | Dana Priest

[Buzwardo]

Washington Post intelligence reporter Dana Priest will be online Wednesday, Jan. 5, at Noon ET to discuss reports that the administration has long-range plans for indefinitely imprisoning suspected terrorists plus the CIA's secret plane allegedly used to transport terrorists for detention and interrogation.

[Buzwardo]

Questions and comments may be submitted ahead of time. Let's tell the Post what we think about publishing stories that aid and comfort our enemies.

[weegee]

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Submit your questions online...

[kahoutek]

Washington Post intelligence reporter

Somehow I can't make this work.

[Buzwardo]

"Washington Post intelligence reporter

Somehow I can't make this work."


Rotate it 180 degrees and try again.

[Williams]

Why would we be planning to release them? Do people realize how sick the leftists are in their attempts to aid our killers?

Same with this Gonzalez Geneva Convention memo nonsense. The liberal scumbags actually wanted the WH Counsel to alter existing International Law so we would have to go easier on the terrorist murderers?

[Criminal Number 18F]

Dana Priest is also the reporter that wrote the entirely fabricated "Jessica Lynch, One-Girl Army" story. Her defense, after the story was debunked, was that her source made up the story.

However, Priest still did not name the source (journalistic ethics permit, no, demand, that you reveal the name of a source that burned you). Most people in the Army are convinced that she never had a source, and that she made it all up. That is SOP in the Washington Post. Look at any of their big military or intelligence stories, and there will very, very rarely be any live source quoted. Especially in one of Priest's fables.

You can tell when she's lying: her lips move.

d.o.l.

Criminal Number 18F