Well it was hard to turn on
the TV news today without seeing
the lead story about the New
York Times blasting out all
kinds of national security
leaks from the Bush Administration
in its Sunday edition over
the weekend.

It's hard to know when anyone
tied to Bush, let alone Bush
himself ever tells the truth
on any given day, but if we
are to believe what the relentless
scoldings against the New York
Times were all about today,
it seems that the Times is
in deep trouble for divulging
highly sensitive classified
information which could, in
theory, undermine both the
U.S. diplomacy efforts as
well as plans by the troops
themselves in Iraq.

It is worth noting that the
New York news media is NOT
legitimate by any stretch of
the imagination. They are
predominately Communist hacks
who are never satisfied about
ANYTHING in this
country no matter what, and
they make a wealthy profit
on spinning their useless wheels
either on subjects that nobody
cares about OR subjects which
should not even be going out
for public viewing.

If the government takes no action,
such as the events leading to
the World Trade Center, then
the government is a villan. If
the government does take action,
such as Iraq or Afghanistan, then
the government is a villan.
Ya see, here in New York state,
there is no way to make the
Communist editors shut up and
sit down.

You will notice that it's the
New York news media who spends
all of their time whining about
bringing the troops home, when
in fact, the troops themselves
are not really organizing and making
any noise to that effect.

The grumbling from the troops
lands squarely on the injustices
of THIS government on their
enlistment terms, their in-country
length of time, their short
supplies, their crapped out
VA benefits, and more recently,
the strains of their personal
identity information being lost
by the VA. Nowhere is any of this
in the news let alone the New
York Times.

The troops themselves are NOT
saying that they should leave
the war because the Iraq citizens
are not really being helped. This
perception is exclusively peddled
by the New York Times and it's media
cronies who so very dominate
the paper and TV industry.

So let's all get real and sort
this out that New York Times
is creating their own baloney
news, instead of reporting it
the way that it really is.

The news media in New York,
The Times included, are tied
directly to political parties.
And the New York Times, let
me remind you, is in Hilary
Clinton's Senate district.
So let's get real about what
the New York Times is up
to in these classified information
leaks once and for all.

The REAL question on this latest
New York Times step into the
Bush classified information mudhole
is: "At What Point Does The New
York Times Get PROSECUTED For
Publishing Classified Information???"

How far are they allowed to go
and jeapordize actions of the
troops before the Justice Department
finally slaps their sorry
Communist news-Nazi boneheads
with a federal Summons for
breaching national security ??

While some can argue that the
blame lies with the internal leakers
with the government, I say --- Hey,
start prosecuting the newspapers
and be done with it. Yank their
sorry passes as "embedded reporters"
and send every one of them with that
newspaper HOME without further
explanation. Yes it's the proverbial
Article 15 for YOU New York Times
and here are your bags a packing !!

Newspapers think that Freedom
Of Speech only applies to them
and they alone and as the corporate
citizen have some kind of "right"
to jeapordizing government action.
But lo and behold, the national security
laws are very exacting on the
federal law books, and the statutes
use such careful language as
"Whoever" breaches the law ---- yes,
New York Times that means YOU the
"whoever".

George Bush should find the
stones to mobilize the Justice
Department and start figuring
out how to shut down the
New York Times, and the rest
of its sister Monkey Squad
newspapers up here in the north
country because as someone who lives
in their midst, not ONE of them
is worth the paper they are
printed on.





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*** UPDATE ***
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Since this article was first posted,
the HOUSE has PASSED a resolution
Bill condemning the news media
for publishing sensitive information
on government programs which are
considered to be operational to
the war on terror. The vote was
passed 227 to 183.

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