[Carley]

Info provided directly from the ‘one’?

[stuartcr]

Did they call you and tell you this?

[cvq3842]

Of the many reactions I have to this allegation, the one I don’t have is surprise.

Sad to look at the current state of our country.

[Navy Patriot]

Wonder how the NY Slime staff and management would feel about all their personal and family information and identification being placed on the Internet with a link to this story (if they print it).

[a fool in paradise]

As chronicled here, here, here, and here the Central Intelligence Agency via the New York Times has been waging a nasty proxy war against the Department of Defense over its use of former military and intelligence personnel to do what the CIA is both incapable and unwilling to do: gather the much needed intelligence that keeps our troops safe.

So the Media and Obama Administration are going to disclose names of covert agents endangering agents in the field?

Do it. Plamegate will be nothing compared to this corrupt scandal.

[DuncanWaring]

“Covered in blood” is the natural state of the New York Times, dating back at least as far as Walter Duranty and his concealment/whitewash of the Ukrainian Holodomor (famine).

[Gator113]

Those that provided the list to the media should be taken out and immediately executed for treason, period.

Those in power that do not vigorously go after these traitors deserve a similar fate.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"I have just received word that the New York Times is preparing to go public with a list of names of Americans covertly working in Afghanistan providing force protection for our troops, as well as the rest of our Coalition Forces."

The NYT is the best weapon enemies of the United States have...and proud of it.

[FrankR]

They should change their name to the New York Jihad.

The 9/11 pilots hit the wrong building.

[ilovesarah2012]

Again?

[Inwoodian]

How does the citing of the true names of these people rather than pseudonyms improve the article in any way?

[Lazamataz]

I have just received word that the New York Times is preparing to go public with a list of names of Americans covertly working in Afghanistan providing force protection for our troops, as well as the rest of our Coalition Forces. If the Times actually sees this through, the red ink they are drowning in will be nothing compared to the blood their entire organization will be covered with.

It may be time to take vigorous action.

[musicman]

[Earthdweller]

They won’t do this, it will look bad on their messiah.

[1066AD]

I remember way back when someone published the names of overseas CIA staff, at least one was subsequently murdered (Athens ?).

[blueyon]

We all know they will say........The Bush administration did it LOL

[cricket]

WHY? Perhaps the next most treasonous act is to read the NYT's. . .

Again; no low too low; when it comes to damning America and as well, those who put their lives on the line; for our Country.

Will Justice make good, for these people?

[Buckeye McFrog]

New York Times About to Put American Troops in Deadly Peril-AGAIN!

(Pinch must be on Eric Holder’s speed dial)

[gop4lyf]

Didn’t the NY Times get their knickers all in a twist when Valerie Plame was “outed”?

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

The CIA should be damned careful about doing this.

The DOD has a very large and powerful SOCOM at its command. A fight between them and the CIAs SAD/SOG would be a mighty bloodbath.

I truly doubt such a spat would stay at “ground level” very long. The CIAs management Elis may be awful daring while flying a desk and ordering killers around. Not so much if they become targets themselves.