[kellynla]

NYT steps in it...again! LOL

[SandRat]

That's the "DNCTimes steps in it...... again!" LOL!!!

[systematic]

Boycott the NYSlimes.

[EagleUSA]

NYT - not even fit to use for catching dog excrement.

[sgtbono2002]

I would think that any person living in America who was in this dirtbags phone book or email address and wasnt listened in on would be reason for charges of incompetence, but even as we speak the MSM is still atacking President Bush for doing his job.

[Lancey Howard]

The New York Times was, long ago, exposed as nothing more than a hack political arm of the DNC. Over at least the past five years that organ has brazenly demonstrated that it no longer cares how obvious that fact is. CBS took that tact even earlier. There was a time these organizations had some small semblance of shame and actually made a token effort to deny their bias.

Frankly, I like the new, shameless versions of these newsrooms better. No more games. Everybody KNOWS what these Democrat mouthpieces are and these Democrat mouthpieces don't care. They have finally gone over the edge and flipped a neon-lit bird at the nation. Good for them. Now if they would only just hurry up and die.

[Enterprise]

"If we want the CIA, NSA and FBI to "find the dots," they must be freed to work as a lighting-fast team."

I'm fully aware of the divide between Americans who want the responsible agencies to be able to connect the dots and the Americans who want them to fail. It's disgusting.

[marblehead17]

ping

[george76]

[mmercier]

It would be fitting if the Times published a story that notified the cell planning on nuking NYC that their communications had been compromised.

In a sense the Times will win as their first 'new' edition published in Omaha could blame it all on W.

[Texas Eagle]

"Bush lets U.S. spy on callers without courts."

With Zubaydah's capture came a treasure trove of eavesdropping intelligence sources -- e-mail addresses, cell phone numbers, and personal phone directories.

So, in the NYSlimes mind, there is no difference between "callers" and "terrorists".

[kindred]

[Some of Zubaydah's telephone numbers and e-mail addresses are in the United States.]

I wonder who, where, and most importantly, why these American phone numbers and email addresses were in Zubaydah's possession? Could it be that....?
If only more American's would think and discern; a quality not taught or encouraged in today's politically correct truth hostile government controlled media and school systems.

[W04Man]

Bump!

[Paul Ross]

If they go dark, potential threats to the United States just disappear.

A'hem, the author more likely meant that "If they go dark, potential LEADS to threats to the United States just disappear."

[Xenalyte]

I am astounded afresh every day to find that the New York Times still has readers.

[lowbridge]

bump

[McGavin999]

Ah yes, but you see, the democrats really don't want those dots connected. It's not in their interest to have us win the War on Terror. They would rather see New York City, or Los Angles, wiped out so they can say "see, Bush didn't connect the dots"

[Libloather]

NYT steps in it...again!

[VOA]

bump

[devolve]

[Grampa Dave]