Indicting Treason

The American Thinker ^ | June 30th, 2006 | Vasko Kohlmayer

[el_texicano]

The New York Times apparently sees nothing wrong with disclosing the existence of two vital national security programs, but deems the non-outing of a non-undercover CIA agent a grievous threat to this nation’s survival. So much so that in the minds of its editors it merits indicting everyone from Dick Cheney on down.

Although their hopes ultimately proved groundless, the left still managed to make hay out the Valerie Plame affair. They even succeeded in destabilizing the administration for a time by hamstringing some of its most capable operatives. It would, however, be short-sighted not to see that the trouble was entirely of the administration’s own making.

[R.W.Ratikal]

Aiding, abetting, and giving comfort to the enemy in wartime is treason!

Somebody once said: "Treason never prospers, for if it prospers, none dare call it treason."