Al-Qaida Counterintelligence (NY Times, LA Times, WSJ)

Reb's ^ | 6/26/06

[Libloather]

Charges? That's the easy part. Get a rope...

[doug from upland]

BILL KELLER AND THE TREASONOUS NEW YORK TIMES MOCKED ON EBAY --- please go ask a question so I can mock them some more

[xzins]

The NYT did it on purpose because they are on the terrorist's side.

The financial transactions scare them because maybe they filtered some cash Al Qaida's way.

And, who knows, maybe Al Qaida filtered some back to the NYT in exchange for the intelligence dump.

[dynachrome]

"I could tell you stories about how I defile the One Who Flies on a Broom in my dreams. She is so hot and would look wonderful in a burqa."

You made me spit soda out my nose!

[marktwain]

Doug does wonderfully funny stuff. Thank you. Too bad there is so much truth in it.

[Aria]

I support your sentiment of course, but I wonder how long that is going to last on Ebay...

[doug from upland]

Well, they let me sell a QUITCLAIM DEED to al-Zarqawi's bombed out house. And here is some current mocking of Dan Rather --- http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=220000872986&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=012

[Just A Nobody]

we will do our best not to destroy your New York Times building. Just in case, my brother in law sells insurance. You two need to talk.

LOL! Good one Doug!

[Candor7]

Its interesting that everyone expects the Attorney General to indict the New York times. I would take no indictment as a very ominous sign if I were a reporter or editor for the New York times.
Our nation is at war with Islamofacists, The New York Times has been conducting a defacto espionage operation which has put the country and its soldiers at risk on several occasions.

The president and the NSA have the authority and duty to protect the American people. In doing so, launching a counter espionage operation against the New York Times would be justified and legal. The president or the AG have no duty to indict the Times or its editors.We all expect that because the Dems have done the legal dance on the chests of so many good Republicans: Libby, Rove, Delay, Limbaugh, and the list will go on. Republicans might do things differently. What would a counter espionage operation against the NYT look like, conducted by the NSA? 1) The dissemination of true false information or disinformation designed to traduce the paper 2) The placing of agents as employees with the times, to perform tasks which would interrupt work at the NYT 3) The use of highly exotic computer viruses to wipe the hard drives of computers after copying the hard drives and sending the data to a secure server. 4) The use of computer viruses and other methods to remove financing options from the various banks used by the NYT. And there are many , many more.

Read section 2.9 (b) carefully of the executive order which is the guiding document of the NSA.

Executive Order 12333 -- United States Intelligence Activities

December 4, 1981

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2.9 Undisclosed Participation in Organizations Within the United States. No one acting on behalf of agencies within the Intelligence Community may join or otherwise participate in any organization in the United States on behalf of any agency within the Intelligence Community without disclosing his intelligence affiliation to appropriate officials of the organization, except in accordance with procedures established by the head of the agency concerned and approved by the Attorney General. Such participation shall be authorized only if it is essential to achieving lawful purposes as determined by the agency head or designee. No such participation may be undertaken for the purpose of influencing the activity of the organization or its members except in cases where:

(a) The participation is undertaken on behalf of the FBI in the course of a lawful investigation; or (b) The organization concerned is composed primarily of individuals who are not United States persons and is reasonably believed to be acting on behalf of a foreign power.

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There are people who work at the NYT who are not United States persons, and the paper is composed primarily of individuals who are not conducting themselves as United States persons, but as agents of a foreign Islamofacist movement. The Attorney general may authorize a covert operation within the NYT according to 2.9 , and it would obviate 2.9 (b) anyway.

I am sure our president would like to proceed with an indictment of the Times, which is just what the Times Owner and editors would like. It is their reason for actually going against Mr. Snows imprecations, they want the publicity of a martyrs trial which they would win before a liberal judge,all the while accusing the administration of fascism.

It may be that a counter espionage operation is in the works for the Times,we would see their computers begin to fail, their hard drives emptied, and their financial processing disorganized and nonfunctional, deadlines missed, and reporter credit cards non functional, travel plans disorganized.

I would have no hesitation is recommending the administration to proceed with such a counter espionage operation. It should have been initiated some time ago, without the involvement of the CIA or the FBI.

Then perhaps the NYT would get the message: Espionage against the USA does not pay.

The president does not have to insist that the AG indict them. He has much better options at his disposal.

[adm5]

"The Teddy Bear on the front is pretty cute."


Holy crap that is funny. I haven't laughed that hard in a while.

Thanks.

[KoRn]

The cartoon is sad but true.

The only difference between these news papers from other spies is that not only do they tell the people on the other side secrets, they tell everyone else too....

The way they are just like other verified spies is they need to be tried for treason!

[SauronOfMordor]

The financial transactions scare them because maybe they filtered some cash Al Qaida's way.

Or the elites that pull their strings would be disturbed at the thought of info about their foreign financial transactions getting passed to IRS.

[khnyny]

[The financial transactions scare them because maybe they filtered some cash Al Qaida's way.

And, who knows, maybe Al Qaida filtered some back to the NYT in exchange for the intelligence dump.]

That's a possibility...then again, maybe some other criminal entity does not like the international banking intel program. Bush said it best "follow the money". How did the UN Oil for Food scandal get unearthed?

[Libloather]

You sending the proceeds to charity and the bear to the NY Crimes?

[Wally_Kalbacken]

I say appoint a panel of bipartisan experts on intelligence. Get their consensus estimate, given the the program cost $X and was impaired or diminished by Y% due to the disclosure. Sue the new York Times on behalf of the taxpayers who funded the system - to recover the damages of its diminished effectiveness. Cite the suits by the Attorney's General over the health care costs that taxpayers were paying.

[khnyny]

[Please pass friendly greetings for me to The Murtha, The Perky One, The Perjuring One, and The One Who Flies on a Broom. May Allah forgive me, but I could tell you stories about how I defile the One Who Flies on a Broom in my dreams. She is so hot and would look wonderful in a burqa.]

Oh man, that's too funny.

[BossLady]

LMAO!!!!!

Card needs to come with one of those phoney ribbons you can get at any party store...... #1 Fan......or....Best in Show!!!! HAHAHA!

[khnyny]

[Or the elites that pull their strings would be disturbed at the thought of info about their foreign financial transactions getting passed to IRS.]

Exactly. Also, historically, banks have not really been "squeaky clean". They'd take money from anyone, and I would imagine that foreign banks have even more "issues" than US institutions.

[Aria]

LOLOL...that is a RIOT!!!

[doug from upland]

Not quite. The money from the sale of the card goes to FR.