Attorney General Gonzales: Indict the New York Times

The American Thinker ^ | June 24, 2006 | William Lalor

[oldtimer2]

We need to get angry and send a call to Congress , The Justice Dept, and the White House just as we did with Harriet Myers and amnesty for illegal immigrants.

We can pressure politicians in an election year and get heard.

[YaYa123]

thank you

[outofsalt]

The Sulzbergs are the owners. Frog march the bunch!

[Dallas59]

I don't think anything is going to happen. The NYT will just be considered even more a Bat Boy Newspaper

[AliVeritas]

Now we're talking... thanks OT.

[Texasforever]

I am more interested in who told the NYT about the program.

[Humal]

There is this, and just today the NY Times printed a "classified" briefing from Gen. Casey on the reduction of troops from Iraq by 2007 beginning this September. http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/25/world/middleeast/25military.html?ex=1308888000&en=f51dc3bd1a5ff247&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss

They need to set up a sting.

[Dallas59]

Who's telling the NYT all this stuff?

[D-Chivas]

The Republican Party and the Bush Administration will never have the guts to stand up to the LSM.

[outofsalt]

Yes we need the leakers also, but the Sulzbergs edit, own, & publish so they are fully culpable accomplices.

[Signalman]

The FBI needs to investigate this matter and obtain an indictment from a federal grand jury. If warranted, the NY Times and the individual(s) who leaked the classified information to the NY Times, need to be prosecuted.

[TexKat]

No one needs the NYT to be aware of what is going on, coming down. One could see this coming a few months back. Accessing FR, watching the cable news talking heads (occasionally they know what they are talking about)one could see this coming.

[TexKat]

Its according to what the meaning of classified is?

[Signalman]

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[girlangler]

"We need to get angry and send a call to Congress, The Justice Dept, and the White House just as we did with Harriet Myers and amnesty for illegal immigrants.
We can pressure politicians in an election year and get heard."

That's the ticket. Let's pressure our elected officials to find and punish the leaker.

[girlangler]

"We need to get angry and send a call to Congress, The Justice Dept, and the White House just as we did with Harriet Myers and amnesty for illegal immigrants.
We can pressure politicians in an election year and get heard."

That's the ticket. Let's pressure our elected officials to find and punish the leaker.

[photodawg]

I am more interested in who told the NYT about the program
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The writers of the article hold the key to the leakers identity. Prosecute the leaker through the writer and force the source to be revealed or impose jail time for contempt of court. If the reporter talks, you have the leaker. If the reporter doesn't, you have the reporter. Let him rot in a jail cell until he gives up the name.
Either way you make someone pay and set a precedent for the next time someone tries to aid the enemy.

[TexKat]

Leaks like a

[photodawg]

Yes we need the leakers also, but the Sulzbergs edit, own, & publish so they are fully culpable accomplices
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The paper and the publishers will never go down. The reporter is the key to the source of the information. The leaker is the one criminally responsible. both of these individuals can and should be forced to pay a huge price for their treasonous, seditious behavior. It would end much of this behavior and send the right message that we will not compromise national security for some esoteric interpretation of the first amendment allowing the press to commit treason in the name of free speech.

[NEPA]

That's the ticket. Let's pressure our elected officials to find and punish the leaker.

One of our elected officials could very well be the leaker as I think was the case with the phone intercept program revealed a few months ago.

Don't forget, certain members of Congress were briefed on both programs.