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I'm outraged and I DO NOT read the Los Angeles Times.
Period.

Thanks for the ping, piasa.

(As an aside, Zarqawi used to read the Los Angeles Times. I don't know if Hell subcribes to it, so unsure if he still does.)

4 posted on 02/22/2007 3:56:48 AM PST by Cindy
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19 November 2005
"Zarqawi: 'I read it in the Los Angeles Times'"

http://internet-haganah.com/hmedia/19nov05-zarqawi-latimes.mp3

5 posted on 02/22/2007 4:03:58 AM PST by Cindy

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A Real Outing
WSJ / OpinionJournal ^ | February 21, 2007 | James Taranto

Posted on 02/22/2007 3:44:45 AM PST by CutePuppy

BY JAMES TARANTO
February 21, 2007

A Real Outing
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-pilots18feb18,1,3175908.story

The Los Angeles Times boasts that it has identified three CIA pilots who are facing kidnapping charges in Germany over a 2003 counterterrorism operation there:

The names they used were all aliases, but The Times confirmed their real identities from government databases and visited their homes this month after a German court in January ordered the arrest of the three "ghost pilots" and 10 other alleged members of the CIA's special renditions unit on charges of kidnapping and causing serious bodily harm to Khaled Masri, a German citizen of Lebanese descent, three years ago.

None of the pilots responded to repeated requests for comment left with family members and on their home telephones. The Times is not publishing their real names because they have been charged only under their aliases.

But it does offer plenty of details about them:

In real life, the chief pilot is ...

His copilot, who used the alias ...

The third pilot, who used the alias ...

Remember all the outrage when Robert Novak "outed" Valerie Plame, who apparently worked a desk job at CIA headquarters in Langley, Va.? Here the L.A. Times is publishing extensive personal details on three men who have actually done dangerous work defending the country. Where's the outrage?

(Excerpt) Read more at opinionjournal.com ...