Posted on 01/03/2006 11:39:15 PM PST by Pikamax
Heads roll best when severed from the torso...oh no, you can't be serious,,,oh yes I am.
The "New York Times" and "Newsweek" are not monolithic faceless alien oracles.
They are run by the the likes of the leftist homosexual on the right, ARTHUR SULZBERGER JR. and the socialist crook on the left DONALD GRAHAM, Chair and CEO of Newsweek and Washington Post, son of CATHERINE GRAHAM MEYER, former owner of the Washington Post.
Every day these 2 enemies of the state unleash a horde of minor league propagandists on the American psyche in a blatant attempt to topple any GOP governement that is elected by the American people.
2006 is the year they will be stopped.
They will no longer be able to hide unde a cloak of annonymity.
They will be exposed and their names equated with treacherous acts.
They and their komrades will be surveilled and brought up on charges.
OFFICERS
Chairman Emeritus: Arthur Ochs "Punch" Sulzberger, age 71, $1,397,200 pay (prior to title change)
Chairman; Publisher, The New York Times: Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., age 46, $960,200 pay (prior to promotion)
VC and SVP: Michael Golden, age 48
President and CEO: Russell T. Lewis, age 50, $882,235 pay (prior to promotion)
SVP Operations and Acting CFO: John M. O'Brien, age 54
SVP and Deputy COO: David L. Gorham, $796,000 pay
I guess that the term "Top Secret" has no objective meaning to the solons at The Times. It is up to the individual to determine if something is truly confidential. Deconstruction comes to national security. Now, it so happens that John Kerry's entire military record and Clinton's State Department file and medical history are not deemed confidential by me. Let's open up the files. Right, Times?
Yeah, forget all that silly stuff that happened at the WTC. After all, it was years ago and blocks away from the NYT.
The spying report was a classic attempt to give the public information it deserves to have.
Its National Security Stupid!
Pitchforks and torches are more traditional...
The first duty of the President is to protect us.
Clinton took little or no action....but Clinton probably did get "the man who knew too much" at the Chinese Embassy....and Foster....and Brown.
Snort. Nice try, though.
There is a whistle-blower law that protects governement employees who report law-braking TO THE PROPER AUTHORITIES.
It doesn't protect government employees who go to the NYT>
Amen - and I am glad they are fearful.
From the looks of Donald Graham's cheeks and face (left), he appears to be an alcoholic.
Why didn't Bill Clinton proclaim from the rooftops that after OKC bombing, he had used the NSA to track and monitor various militia and groups? What was he hiding? See, this game can be played both ways, NYT's!
Treason, is not the way to "protect" civil liberties, DEMS. FYI!
Scooter Libby
Whistleblower.
Scooter stands tall among a long line of dedicated public servants who have spoken truth to power. Not since "Deep Throat" as anyone confronted the secret government head on. While his famous predicessor hid behind reporters as an anonymous source Scooter bravely waived confidentiality to reveal his strength in bringing Americans the truth about CIA lies and manipulation.
It doesn't protect government employees who go to the NYT>
BEARS REPEATING!
This needs to be shouted from the rooftops!!
Where is the accountability of the New York Times to make such judgments? Who do its editors answer to?
I second that nomination. After finding out that he told Syria about the U.S. plans to invade Iraq -- pssssst! Look for the WMD there! -- I am amazed that this clod still has ANY security clearance.
I guess the New York Times already knew he was lying, so they did not need to be told...
Regarding "Plamegate", "Nigergate", Wilson's trip, and CIA leaks, all roads lead back to the CIA nuclear proliferation office. Put Plame under oath and make her testify.
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