Pulitzer Prizes For Treachery

Washington Times ^ | April 22, 2006 | Douglas MacKinnon

[Mo1]

Could ya get any more left leaning on that board ?

[dighton]

Dana Priest of The Washington Post, won the best reporting award for revealing that the CIA was using secret prisons in Easter Europe to interrogate terrorists.

CIA officer fired after admitting leak(s), to guess which reporter.

[A Balrog of Morgoth]

Ummm, Here's a "difference" for you.

[A Balrog of Morgoth]

Could ya get any more left leaning on that board ?

Nah, Trotsky has been dead for sixty-five years.

[the invisib1e hand]

MSM is in full attack mode using their best weapons: barrage of innuendos, half truths, outright lies -- and everything they accuse their real and imagined enemies of doing.

I watch TV maybe once every two months -- and only then, because it's on at work, in the background. Last night I saw that Teddy Kennedy was on Larry King. Not only did I get to experience his undiminished, eriudite and polished political mudslinging, I was also treated to advertisements for upcoming CNN News "thrillers" about Global Warming ("It's here!") and high oil prices.

The sky is falling.

[ChessExpert]

Maybe the Pulitzer prize should be renamed the Walter Duranty prize.

[NewRomeTacitus]

It's not derisively referred to as the "Putzpuller Prize" for nothing.

[lowbridge]

Not to mention that the EU has found no evidence of mentioned secret prisons:

Is it possible that the CIA made up that story in the hopes that the leaker they were looking for (and found), would leak it?

[lakey]

I remember "Roxanne, the Prize Pulitzer." She got a Pulitzer and he was no prize.

[stephenjohnbanker]

R O T F L M A O

[sissyjane]

Bada-bing!!

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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During the 1990's the Columbia School of Journalism quickly awarded the Associated Press a Pulitzer Prize for a later proven bogus story about a 1950 U.S. 7th Cavalry massacre of Korean civilians at the Bridge of NO GUN RI in the opening days of the Korean War.

A Massacre that never happened, a Massacre story false "Witness" that is now spending 4 years in federal prison for his defrauding the VA out of over $430,000 in bogus PTSD benefits
that he claimed over his being at a NO GUN RI Massacre ...that never happened.

CBS, NBC, ABC TV News should have been reporting all this all along, but haven't been.

WHY, we continue to ask..?

This after then President BILL CLINTON went on National TV to announce a Pentagon investigation into getting to the bottom of why this Massacre occured.

This bogus Pulitzer Prize Award came on the heals of then President BILL CLINTON's former White House and Campaign propaganda advisor GEORGE STEPONAULOS' joining the faculty staff of...

...Columbia University, of course.

The AP must be made to return this ill-gotten Pulitzer Prize. Nothing less is required in honoring our past, present and future heroic U.S. 7th Cavalry Soldiers fighting for the Freedom of others around the world.



The Enemy is now within...
...and always been.



Signed:.."ALOHA RONNIE" Guyer
Veteran-U.S. 7th Cavalry's opening days of the Vietnam War 1965-66

(Pictures)
http://www.lzxray.com/guyer_set1.htm

http://www.lzxray.com/guyer_set2.htm

http://www.lzxray.com/guyer_set3.htm

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[mewzilla]

Her's a mention of the wench from the 9-11 Commission's report found here. From the report:

[mewzilla]

Her's a mention of the wench from the 9-11 Commission's report found here. From the report:

Ever since March 1995, American officials had had in the backs of their minds Aum Shinrikyo's release of sarin nerve gas in the Tokyo subway. President Clinton himself had expressed great concern about chemical and biological terrorism in the United States. Bin Ladin had reportedly been heard to speak of wanting a "Hiroshima" and at least 10,000 casualties. The CIA reported that a soil sample from the vicinity of the al Shifa plant had tested positive for EMPTA, a precursor chemical for VX, a nerve gas whose lone use was for mass killing. Two days before the embassy bombings, Clarke's staff wrote that Bin Ladin "has invested in and almost certainly has access to VX produced at a plant in Sudan."43 Senior State Department officials believed that they had received a similar verdict independently, though they and Clarke's staff were probably relying on the same report. Mary McCarthy, the NSC senior director responsible for intelligence programs, initially cautioned Berger that the "bottom line" was that "we will need much better intelligence on this facility before we seriously consider any options." She added that the link between Bin Ladin and al Shifa was "rather uncertain at this point." Berger has told us that he thought about what might happen if the decision went against hitting al Shifa, and nerve gas was used in a New York subway two weeks later.44

[litehaus]

Well, let's tack on Walt Duranty, STALIN supporter on NYT way back when who got 'Potemkinized' and won a prize for his great writing re Russia's 'fine gubbmint' back then.

[nothingnew]

Ummm, Here's a "difference" for you.

What are you typing about? That link has nothing to do with what I posted.

FMCDH(BITS)

[MizSterious]

Thanks for this quote. She's a real piece o' work, isn't she?

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!