[DontTreadOnMe2009]

Thanks Washington Post. Good thinking.

Want to find sedition??? Look to yourselves ...

[DontTreadOnMe2009]

A Nov. 16, 2009 Washington Post article on al-Awlaki written by Sudarsan Raghavan of the Post’s Foreign Service — with a dateline of Sanaa, Yemen and featuring contributions from Post staff writer Spencer S. Hsu in Washington — included the revelation from anonymous federal law enforcement officials that the terrorist cleric was under surveillance.

“U.S. intelligence agencies intercepted e-mails from Hasan” to al-Awlaki, the Post story revealed, “but the FBI concluded that they posed no serious danger and that an investigation was unnecessary,” the law enforcement officials told the paper.

[COBOL2Java]

Yeah, but at least he didn’t participate in a Tea Party rally or something like that...

[thecabal]

I fully agree with Ace of Spades acronym for the media: the MFM.

(If you don't know what it is, think about it for a minute)

[R. Scott]

... how the U.S. media can inadvertently assist and protect al-Qaida terrorists.

"Inadvertently"? Either we have the dumbest, most ignorant people possible as editors or it is very intentional.

[Java4Jay]

“Loose Lips Sink Ships”

[GreenHornet]

If we had this type of media during World War II, the Germans would have been waiting and ready to repel the D-Day Invasion.

[Incorrigible]

Another in a long line of sedicious acts by “American” media.