[reformedliberal]

I saw a portion of this on FNC, so that is some coverage. ABC is reporting on this, too. So the other outlets are going to have to compete.

This quote: the CIA’s clandestine war against the White House means the agency cannot be trusted for an honest account of what’s in this material. is, IMO, very news worthy. It is provocative. Someone who wants to make sure they stay employed w/a byline should investigate this. In any event, the media has succeeded in making themselves the story, which must be uncomfortable for them, not to mention very poor journalism. Perhaps they will realize it would be good for them to change the subject about now.

Sada is selling a book. I hope he has a good PR agent. A news conference would be nice.

[P-40]

This quote: the CIA’s clandestine war against the White House

That statement is...odd.

[sinbad17]

I find it difficult to believe that some young energetic newman isn't digging into this thoroughly. The one that would come up with an honest, valid interpretation of what was what surely would make a name for himslf the envy of the profession.

[JennysCool]

In any event, the media has succeeded in making themselves the story, which must be uncomfortable for them, not to mention very poor journalism.

One thing the media always wants to be is "hip" and "cutting-edge" and I get the feeling they're sloooooowly beginning to realize that, by parroting the moonbattery of old hippies (which is the vast majority of the liberal anti-war fanatics), they are more and more being perceived as about as cutting-edge as Bob Schieffer. They're about the last bunch to realize it is the liberals they've put their stock in who have become the strident, constipated "Establishment."

[gov_bean_ counter]

Yet most of the 2 million documents have not been explored or even translated. It’s almost as if the CIA and the Pentagon don’t want to know what they contain.

It is only a matter of time until these documents reveal the names of CIA, DOD, Congressmen, State Department officials and U.S. businessmen who were complicit in Saddam's reign of terror. Of course there is no institutional interest in translating these documents.

[Kaslin]

General Sada's book is an eye opener and I highly recommend it