The NYT's War Against the War on Terror
NATION/POLITICS
COMMENTARY
The Times pounded us with Plamegate and stood outraged that a CIA agnet's classified identity was leaked and her cover blown. So where is the outrage now that the Times has published classified information and knowingly blown the covers of covert anti-terrorist programs?
NEWSLINES
"BUT it's not just the National Security Agency story." Referring to the number of stories the Times has recently published undermining national security.
"The New York Times — a once-great and still-powerful institution — is badly in need of adult supervision."
NEWSBYTE
THE GRAY LADY TOYS WITH TREASON
(NY Post) December 27, 2005 -- Has The New York Times declared itself to be on the front line in the war against the War on Terror?
The self-styled paper of record seems to be trying to reclaim the loyalty of those radical lefties who ludicrously accused it of uncritically reporting on Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction. Read full story.
TENSION: Take another leak
GRAVITY: Status quo
Tags: politics, News, terrorism, war, journalism, mainstream media, press, current events, FBI, Washington, D.C., Islam, Qaida, Muslim, NSA, CIA
COMMENTARY
The Times pounded us with Plamegate and stood outraged that a CIA agnet's classified identity was leaked and her cover blown. So where is the outrage now that the Times has published classified information and knowingly blown the covers of covert anti-terrorist programs?
NEWSLINES
"BUT it's not just the National Security Agency story." Referring to the number of stories the Times has recently published undermining national security.
"The New York Times — a once-great and still-powerful institution — is badly in need of adult supervision."
NEWSBYTE
THE GRAY LADY TOYS WITH TREASON
(NY Post) December 27, 2005 -- Has The New York Times declared itself to be on the front line in the war against the War on Terror?
The self-styled paper of record seems to be trying to reclaim the loyalty of those radical lefties who ludicrously accused it of uncritically reporting on Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction. Read full story.
TENSION: Take another leak
GRAVITY: Status quo
Tags: politics, News, terrorism, war, journalism, mainstream media, press, current events, FBI, Washington, D.C., Islam, Qaida, Muslim, NSA, CIA
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