BILL KELLER BELONGS IN JAIL FOR TREASON

To the Point Newsletter ^ | 6.28.06 | Jack Kelly

[lancer]

For the sake of the nation's security, the Times must be prosecuted, most especially its Editor, Bill Keller.

Doesn't get much clearer than that. Do your duty, Mr. President!

[Peach]

The NYT has published the street addresses of Cheney and Rumsfeld's summer homes.

In the "Escapes" section of the June 30 edition, the N.Y. Times printed huge color photos of the vacation residences of Cheney and Rumsfeld, "identifying the small Maryland town where they live, showing their front driveways and, in Rumsfeld's case, actually pointing out the hidden security camera in case any hostile intruders should get careless," Horowitz writes.

Times Travel section writer Peter Kilborn even makes sure enemies of the two men will know such details as where Mrs. Rumsfeld shops in the eastern shore town of St. Michaels, Md. where the two administration officials have weekend retreats.

He even lets the curious know what street the Cheneys and Rumsfelds have to use to get to their own road.

It's all part of the war against President Bush, Horowitz charges.

[Quix]

10 years or $10,000?

Flush the traitors down the toilet.

If they don't fit, apply laws of physics in whatever way most suits the jury.

[John Lenin]

Google: Results 1 - 100 of about 218,000 English pages for bill keller treason. (0.33 seconds)

[Covenantor]

Jail!

Hell, he needs to swing.

[prophetic]

We spend tens of billions of dollars each year on (often not very good) intelligence. But all al Qaeda needs to buy is a subscription to the New York Times.

Yeah, and look again at the Left's relentless attacks on cutting the Intel's budget over the years! John F'n Kerry is always 100% to cut all Military & Intel funding.

And yet look how quickly the liberals/demonrats are quick to reflexively say "ITS BUSH'S FAULT" if something goes wrong: From hurricane Katrina devastating Louisiana to the farce of the many 9/11 investigations - its all Bush fault in their book.

But here we have (AGAIN) the NY Slimes in their latest & greatest war against Bush and the USA, and not strangely enough the Left is deafeningly silent!!!

Did anyone here notice that in the House that ONLY 8 democrats voted with the Republicans to Condemn the NY Slimes?? The remaining 188 all voted NO to not condemn the NY Slimes!!!

[doug from upland]

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[no dems]

I would love to see The Prez push for the Times to be prosecuted but, it could be disastrous. He would always be remembered as the President who tried to destroy the First Amendment.

[billbears]

He would always be remembered as the President who tried to destroy the First Amendment.

No he wouldn't. It has been attempted before...

[no dems]

Cool!

[doug from upland]

Please pass it on.

[Emmett McCarthy]

I disagree. Not only would it be the right thing to do, it would trample the Democrats. I don't see a downside.

[Adrastus]

My son is, at present, in Iraq. He rides escort for the convoys of supplies going to the troops all through the country. He is exposed to the IEDs on the roads daily. If something happens to him as a result of this treacherous act on the part of the press I promise my undying enmity toward these arrogant swine. Somehow, someway a price will be exacted and, God willing, I will have a part to play in making them pay.

What about the others? Their Fathers should be of like mind. I can't speak for them. I am responsible only for the one.They should be responsible for theirs.

[John Valentine]

The First Amendment does not- and never has- served as a shield to hide treason behind.

The issue before us is NOT a Frist Amendment issue. It might be if the Administration had taken legal steps to prevent the Times from publishing; that's prior restraint.

But, they DID publish, and publishing has consequences. In this case, if the President and his Attorney General will do their duties, the consequence will be prosecution and probable conviction on voilating the espionage act, and maybe treason.

Incidentally, the volation of the espionage act, a slam-dunk on the facts and law, exposes the Times to seizure of its assets. It time we put those seizure laws to some good use.

[lancer]

The Veterans for the Truth are waging another war, this time against Jack Murtha. Check this out.

If we have to take them down one at a time, there is no better place to start than Jack Murtha.

Prayers for your son's safety and for the safety of all the troops.

[rawcatslyentist]

Section 798 to the Espionage Act of 1917. It reads in part:

"Whoever knowingly and willfully communicates, furnishes, transmits...or publishes ...any classified information...concerning the communications intelligence activities of the United States...shall be fined not more than $10,000 or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both."

Worth repeating till the chickens come home to roost!

[Diogenesis]

Jail? He and his ilk will have Americans murdered,
along with the President and Vice President if he gets his way.

He should be electrocuted. Give him the chair.

[Alberta's Child]

Someone here is going to have to explain to me how a financial database stored on a computer server in Belgium -- and presumably accessible by a number of people who: 1) have no security clearance through the U.S. Department of Defense, and 2) don't even answer to U.S. law under any circumstances -- could possibly meet the definition of "classified information" under Section 798 of the Espionage Act of 1917.

[Diogenesis]

Let's see. Now why would a code like Purple or Orange
be classified during war when they only use letters known to all?

Or how about Churchills Operation Fish, when it used boats and securities (transferred to Canada when it appeared
that England might lose) which were known to all in banking in England?

You might try to act sharper than the dullest knife in the drawer.

[MainFrame65]

I have had severe diarrhea with more integrity than Pinch Sulzberger, Bill Keller, Eric Lichtblau, and James Risen put together. Oh, and more valuable to the environment, as well.