[driftless]

How about "Quis" Sulzberger instead of Pinch?

[gaspar]

Why not publish pictures of the residences of NYTimes Board of Directors members: Brenda C. Barnes, Raul E. Cesan, Lynn G. Dolnick, Michael Golden, William F. Kennard, Janet L. Robinson and Thomas Middlehoff. I'm sure they will enjoy the publicity.

[Zechariah11]

Unbelievable treachery!!!

[bray]

The gloves are coming off against The Treason Times.

Pray for W and Our Troops

[johnny7]

How about Pinch Laval... give a little French-stench to it.

[yldstrk]

So crush it already, I'm all for it.

[Thombo2]

Pinch Sulzberger is a marxist.In an earlier time he'd be arrested and charged with treason.I get the impression he feels he's untouchable.Megalomaniac?

[Cicero]

When you see those photographs of him you begin to understand why the New York Times has become the country's premier homosexual newspaper.

Maybe they should rename it the Village Voice. Oh, that name's already taken.

[pabianice]

Yet, if someone published on the web pictures of all the doors and security chcekpoints for the NYT Building, "Putz" Sulzberger would go nuts.

[Mr. Peabody]

What were his SAT scores?

[jwalburg]

It takes a Canadian publication to point this out. I wonder why.

[george76]

[drellberg]

My wife is apolitical and out of the loop on this sort of thing. When she read the NY Times and saw this (being a displaced NYer, she subscribes), even she had the reaction that this showed remarkably poor judgment.

Of course it occurred to the NYTimes editors that this was a bad idea. Of course they did it anyway. There is no way that this was merely coincidence. It was a deliberate shot across the bow of the Bush Administration.

I think what bugs me the most is that they don't have the cajones to own up to it.

I take great consolation in the drop in their stock price. The market cap of this menacing organization has fallen by $3.8 billion in the past few years, and I have no doubt that it will fall further. If these nutcases weren't doing so much damage to our national security, I would welcome their stupidity. As pure politics, they are a huge net asset for the Republican party, even as they spend down all that capital. This is a war of attrition, and the NY Times is losing. Big time.

[Natty Bumppo@frontier.net]

This is a little over the top.

While I am certain that Vidkun Quisling and others of his ilk have earned their eternal reward in one of the innermost circles, it is unfair to tar them with the same brush as Pinch.

You see Pinch's life, fortune and sacred honor were never in peril the way they were for Quisling or the Vichy collaborationists. Pinch elected to turn traitor when nothing of his of value was even remotely threatened.

Not even the great poet Dante has the words to describe the fate that Pinch will ultimately face. But if the dead could talk, I bet the Zarkman could give him a few clues.

[Grampa Dave]

[Grampa Dave]