Posted by
Jackpine Savage on Monday, January 12, 2009 12:50:02 PM
A few days ago, the New York Times upheld it's "grand tradition" of handing our enemies all of our secrets.
Saturday, the Gray Bit&& divulged more American secrets to our enemies when they put the story on their front page about our Covert attempts to stop the Iranian nuke program.
This continues a long line of security secrets the Times has handed to our enemies since 2001.
We used to be able to track the movements of Osama Bin Laden through his satellite phone, until the New York Times decided to tell the terrorists that we were tracking them through cell-phone traffic. An important tool for tracking terrorists taken from our toolbox to sell a few papers.
We were able to track terrorists through the international banking system, by following the money trail, Until the times divulged this information, and removed another tool for stopping terror.
The times was gleeful in exposing the Rendition program that was started under Bill Clinton, yet they remained silent about it, until Bush came to the white house, then they used it as a club to beat Bush over the head.
Do you see a pattern emerging here?
Can you imagine if they had released secret information about the Normandy Invasion during world war 2? Or if they had released secrets about the Manhattan project?
Their hero FDR would have shut down the paper and imprisoned the entire editorial staff.
My question is, Does the Times Hate America?
Or do they just hate George Bush?
How can anyone at the paper call themselves an American, while they endanger the lives of Americans to sell a few more copies of their bird cage liner?
The Real question is, will it continue when their "Anointed One" takes office this week?
As far as I'm concerned, the Times has repeatedly committed Treason, and their publisher should be in Leavenworth, or dancing at the end of a rope for endangering the lives of fellow Americans.
All the news that's Fit to Print, has become, All the News that Gives Bush Fits.
As always, comments are welcome, and encouraged.