Omissions at the source (NYT-NSA)

The Washington Times ^ | 12-23-05 | Daniel Gallington

[smoothsailing]

I searched in vain through the New York Times story on the National Security Agency allegedly intercepting communications of people in the United States with overseas targets with a nexus to terrorism -- for the part that might more fully develop the legal justification for the activity.

[airedale]

What would the dems find unacceptable for the NY Times to publish in time of war? Anything critical of the dems or positive about Bush

[Rome2000]

"The New York Times" is not some monolithic faceless alien oracle.

It is run by this man, Arthur Sulzberger Jr. and his cadre of socialist crook propagandists from NYC's 42nd st.

Sulzberger is an enemy of the state and should be surveilled and brought up on charges of sedition.

[Rome2000]

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(prior to title change)
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VC and SVP: Michael Golden, age 48
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SVP and Deputy COO: David L. Gorham, $796,000 pay
SVP Broadcasting, Real Estate, and Corporate Communications: Katharine
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SVP Corporate Development, New Ventures, and Electronic Businesses: Leonard
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SVP Human Resources: Donald S. Schneider, age 50
SVP and General Counsel: Solomon B. Watson IV, age 52
Chairman and CEO, Globe Newspaper Co.: William O. Taylor, age 64, $789,653
pay
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President and Publisher, The Boston Globe: Benjamin B. Taylor, age 49
President, Regional Newspaper Group: James C. Weeks, age 54
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Newspapers &
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Magazines 165 6 28 -
Broadcasting 144 5 39 -
Adjustments - - (46) -

Total 2,866 100 455 -

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"The Boston Globe"
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"Wilmington Morning Star" (North Carolina)

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The New York Times Electronic Media Co.
The New York Times Index (print, microform, CD-ROM)
The New York Times News Service (650 newspaper and magazine customers)
The New York Times Syndication Sales Corp.
TimesFax (fax-, satellite-, and PC-delivered "Times" summary)

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"Golf World"

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WQXR (FM), New York City
WREG-TV, Memphis
WTKR-TV, Norfolk, VA

Forest Products
Donohue Malbaie Inc. (49%, Canada)
Madison Paper Industries (partnership, Maine)

[Condor51]

***If there was and Executive Order wouldn't it be public knowledge, ...***

No, some EO's are secret - as this one was until the NY Times committed treason.

[smoothsailing]

Great catch,Angel.Thanks for posting!

Have you tried the search function here at FR? I entered Clinton Executive Order and there's a treasure trove on this subject.If you havn't tried it, I recommend it to you.

Click on "Quick" and you'll get the option of "Archive". It's a wonderful feature we have here at FR.I use it from time to time,and find it better than standard internet search engines in many cases.

One thing that is heartening is the concern and diligence shown by President Bush in undoing Clinton abuses of E.O.'s.

[Adrastus]

I apologize. It was late. I was rash and thoughtless. More like a Mac Sennet movie...Keystone cops, for example.

You wanna buy a duck?

[fella]

"WEeeeeeeeellll........Now that's different!" "Come on IN!"

[lepton]

My answer would be "Nope," but the dominant theme in the "experts" I'm reading is that there's nothing to STOP W from doing this, not that it's legal.

The Constitution authorizes the President to conduct foreign policy. This is foreign policy. No law (Constitutional or not) prevents his office from this. It is therefore legal.