New York Times Passes Sensitive Information to Terrorists - Again

American Thinker ^ | December 23, 2006 | Patrick Poole

[NonValueAdded]

This can have a redeeming use. however. Part of a gubermint employee's orientation should use this example and say, "see? Here was a concerned public servant, worried that after a short period of time nothing seemed to be done about a real danger. The do-gooder, wanting to see his or her beloved city protected leaked classified information to the media, thinking they would surely cause action to happen. Instead, much to the do-gooder's horror, the media made the information available to every terrorist, malcontent, and tin pot dictator around the globe."

[Eagles6]

Why hasn't the administration fought back against this treason?

[MizSterious]

I don't know, but the more it happens, the more disappointed I am with this admin.

[MountainYankee]

Do I recall an idea that Ann Coulter had with reference to the NY Times? This is elite journalism out of control. There should be some type of oversight when it comes to our national health and security. I hate to use the word censurship, but, something has to be done with this media.

[ExTexasRedhead]

I'm appalled that there are no investigations and convictions for this sabetoge. Until the American people wake up from their trance or, when we suffer another attack like 9/11, then perhaps this treasonous activity will be punished. These activities are like cotton candy to Liberals. They love it.

[rellimpank]

--despise the NYT though I may, it doesn't take much imagination to come up with numerous ways for the determined to wreak urban havoc---

[Don Corleone]

Treason is the mother's milk of liberalism.

[sanjacjake]

BOYCOTT THE NEW YORK TIMES. CAN WE ALL DO THAT?
i NEVER GET ONE OR SEE ONE. I THINK THEY LIKE ROSIE
OVER THE DONALD???????? jk

[Defender2]

Work of the ENEMEDIA, yet again.

[rellimpank]

--I've been boycotting them since 1966--from what I see here about their corporate balance sheet, it must finally be taking effect---

[toddlintown]

I imagine that if Bush read the article, he yawned and then turned the page.

[I see my hands]

"Why hasn't the administration fought back against this treason?"

I believe a federal grand jury is considering the NYT's as regards their revealing a classified NSA wiretap program.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

I imagine that if Bush read the article, he yawned and then turned the page.

You may imagine that but I am certain he didn't read the article.
Or, more accurately, he wasn't permitted to read it. If he was, I'm certain he'd be concerned or alarmed. He may be many things but he's not a machine.

[FlingWingFlyer]

The NY Slimes is constantly passing leaked information to the enemies of America and here we are still worried about Scooter Libby "obstructing justice" and "committing perjury" when he didn't leak the name of a CIA "covert agent" to the "media." I don't get it.

[baa39]

All we have to do is apply the law against treason. What else is this?

I am not joking, Bush is a wimp and by 2008, especially after losing Rumsfeld and Bolton, he will have lost the respect of almost every American on both sides.

After 9/11, we had some signs that maybe our government was, finally, going to start protecting Americans against terrorists. We see acts of treason committed almost daily in the media, hollywood or Congress, and no one takes it seriously.

If Bush would stop appeasing, appeasing, appeasing on the borders, with the enemies, with the democrats and kick some a--, can you imagine the groundswell of support that would well up? He keeps compromising thinking that will win him friends, when it's just the opposite...

The silent majority is seething and we need a leader who will squelch the enemies of America, both foreign AND domestic.

[Mo1]

No surprise really

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[Gritty]

[popdonnelly]

I'd really like to see the Times out of business. Here's hoping they go bankrupt.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

There should be some type of oversight when it comes to our national health and security. I hate to use the word censurship, but, something has to be done with this media.

The Sedition Act should be applied... and it is also a Congressional responsibility...