The CIA Asks to Keep a Former Employee's Name Secret...It's Revealed In the Press...And Then...

National Review On-Line The Corner ^ | 07/18 07:06 PM | Byron York

[Laverne]

Good for the DNI

[FormerACLUmember]

The very same NY Times that had menopausal hyper-hystrionics over the utterly fake Vallary Flame hoax.

The dishonesty and treason of the NY Times reaches a new low.

When, oh when, will this rag close its doors for good?

[Laverne]

Yup; soon I think it will be all over for them; there should have been by now a rebellion of the stock holders and there should have been an abandonment of all advertisers after the NYTimes gave our secrets to the enemy. They are killing themselves slowly....

A newspaper that once had a good reputation is now in the pits by its own hand. It has earned the disrespect of all americans.

[digger48]

[Psycho_Bunny]

"The Times frequently withholds attributions from its stories. It generally does so for good reasons that its readers understand."

I understand the reason is to give credibility to partisans who would undermine the story if their names were used.

[FormerACLUmember]

Here is the evil NY Times Publisher, a flaming psychopath named Pinch Sulzberger, sporting a well deserved black eye.

Rough night at the gay bars.

[Drango]

The NYSlimes is little more than the propaganda wing of the DNC.

[vietvet67]

20 million would be a good settlement..

[BOBTHENAILER]

Great post.

[Diogenesis]

This is NOT news.

1. They do this EVERY week.
2. Nobody in the present gov’t cares.
3. goto number 1

[happygrl]

Yeah, good for the DNI, but what about the followup ?

Why isn't someone at the Times prosecuted like Scooter Libby (wrongfully) was ?

Until we start holding them accountable for aiding and abbeting the enemy, we are not serious about winning.

[Randy Larsen]

We need the name and addresses of all NY Times reporters and editors posted on the internet also!

This is especially true of reporters who leak Top Secret Info!

[Chode]

[Let's Roll]

I would love to see that.

And why not, doesn’t the public have a “right to know” the names of traitors? Especially the names of traitors?

[Randy Larsen]

Absolutely!

Especially Traitors! Let them worry about their safety too!

[Gideon7]

And when someone revealed the name of a CIA employee who drove through the front gate of Langley every day, suggested a bogus trip to Niger to undermine the Bush administration, and was mentioned in Who’s Who as the wife of the person making the bogus trip, the NYT had a fit and demanded federal prosecution.

[Parley Baer]

Exactly what I was going to post.

[faq]

direct link to the article:
http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=ZjU1ODhlNDYzNDg4NGI4ODYzMmE3NDRhMjc1ODQ2MTU=

[TChad]

Turnabout is fair play. Doesn't the public have the right to a lot more about the personal lives of the members of the New York Times Board of Directors?

[TChad]

Should be “know a lot more about...”