The New York Times Just Outed The CIA’s Top Iran Spy

The Federalist ^ | 06/02/2017 | Bre Payton

[ForYourChildren]

In an article published Friday, The New York Times outed the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) top spy overseeing the organization’s efforts in Iran. The paper justified its outing of the undercover CIA spy and his role within the agency by saying it was necessary since the agent is “leading an important new administration initiative against Iran.”

Yes. That really happened.

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[bk1000]

Paging Attorney General Sessions, please pick up the white courtesy phone...

[Diogenesis]

“But the paper’s real reason for outing D’Andrea,
who was depicted as a character known only as
“The Wolf” in the film “Zero Dark Thirty,”
is that he’s an Iran hawk likely
to oppose the previous administration’s attempts
to normalize the nation by giving it billions of dollars,
trading it terrorists for hostages,
and blessing its nuclear program. “

NEW YORK TIMES:
NO allegiance to natural born Americas, naturally.
Sellout to America's enemies, all the time, every day.

BEHIND ENEMY LINES

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LEAKING AMERICAN SECRETS TODAY

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LEAKING AMERICAN SECRETS IN THE PAST

[Diogenesis]

Treason begets treason, A.G. Sessions.

Americans scream: “When will the treason be punished???”

[Buckeye McFrog]

They just violated Federal law. Start earning your paycheck and nail them, Jeff Sessions.

[2111USMC]

Carlos Slim owns a large portion of the Class A shares (about 17%) but he has no power in running the company.

The Sulzberger family still owns 88% of the Class B shares and they run the company.

From Wikipedia (just because it was the easiest source to find):

Although Slim is the largest shareholder in the company, his investment does not give him the ability to control the newspaper, as his stake allows him to vote only for Class A directors, who compose just a third of the company's board.[87] According to the company's 2016 annual filings, Slim did not own any of the company's Class B shares.[89]

[iontheball]

Not sure if you can name a corporation as a traitor, but someone or something needs to be brought up on treason immediately. This is just the latest act by traitors perpetrating the current coup against the U.S.

[Rome2000]

And one on Capitol Hill.

Problem solved.

[gspurlock]

Find the leakers and fire them pronto, then file charges for counter-espionage/treason. . .whatever!

[gspurlock]

Find the leakers and fire them pronto, then file charges for counter-espionage/treason. . .whatever!

[itsahoot]

What a sleazy piece of crap that formerly great newspaper is.

That paper is and always a Communist front propaganda paper.

[rarestia]

We’re long past the point of pitchforks. Our founders would’ve started shooting years ago.

[ryderann]

Caroline Kennedy was having an affair with Sulzberger a few years ago. They’re all just cr#p.

[rfp1234]

Time to unwrap the mothballs from Gerald Fitzpatrick (or was it Patrick Fitzgerald?)[/sarc]

[Secret Agent Man]

Well, maybe just the room where the leadership is. Its not the buildings fault.

[hanamizu]

Find the leakers and fire them pronto, then file charges

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It all depends on who the leakers are. In the Valarie Plame case, the guy who went to jail was Scooter Libby, not the guy (I forget his name) who actually leaked the information. He was untouched.

[tina07]

Richard Armitage, Deputy Sec’y. of State, told Bob Novak..

[HiTech RedNeck]

Seems the leak was trying to happen anyhow. The NYT is a party but it isn’t the whole problem. Much rattage to be rooted out.

[katykelly]

Armitage = Colin Powell

[Bodleian_Girl]

Isn’t he a Muslim?

[Regulator]

Do you really think they ignore the guy who injected that kind of capital into their failing enterprise?