Results for "blabbermouths"

Yeah, you better pray.
I blogged the ClimateGate scandal last week. It keeps going — and growing. There are calls on both sides of the pond for an investigation into data manipulation. A former British lord is demanding an independent inquiry:
This morning Lord Lawson, who has reinvented himself as a prominent climate change sceptic since leaving [...]

Would Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales have done this for Fox News or the Washington Times? And if he had/has, wouldn’t the New York Times editorial page blast him for colluding to suppress information from the public?
For seven months, The New York Times managed to keep out of the news the fact that one of [...]

I am glad New York Times reporter David Rohde is safe.
But I have questions.
Is the safety of journalists more important than the safety of our military? The safety of our homeland?
From September 11, 2001 to the present, the terror-tipping blabbermouths of the New York Times have repeatedly undermined national security by disclosing sensitive/classified information about [...]

Not your friend.

My syndicated column today takes on the cowardly character assassins in the McCain campaign who are trying to kneecap Sarah Palin. More than 10,000 people signed the petition yesterday expressing thanks to Sarah Palin for stepping up to the plate. (I had to close it off due to liberal hate trolls indulging their PDS. Their [...]

Tons of readers are asking me how to get a personal message to Sarah Palin and offer her support in the face of all the ugly, anonymous attacks from back-stabbing blabbermouths on the McCain campaign.
Here’s a quick petition site I created where you can sign and leave your comments.
Go here.

Photoshop: David Lunde
My syndicated column today spotlights the silence of the left-wing privacy champions who care more about protecting suspected terrorists than Barack Obama’s critics. Earlier this week, I contacted the national ACLU office in New York twice for comment about the raid of Joe The Plumber’s records. No reply. After my filing deadline passed, [...]

Supreme Court ruling supports domestic terrorism surveillance.

Make some noise.

Kristol Derangement Syndrome.

Journalists get a warning: Leaking will be swiftly punished. Unfortunately, it’s not what you think…

Hmmm, this doesn’t sound good (via NYSun’s Josh Gerstein):
A key legal deadline has passed, raising doubts about whether criminal charges will ever be filed in an investigation of leaks to the New York Times about planned federal raids on Islamic charities in America.
The statute of limitations pertaining to the latest of the leaks, which took [...]

All the secrets fit to print: The blabbermouths at the NYTimes got a hold of a classified memo from Don Rumsfeld exploring Iraq war options and splashed it all over its front page for all the world and America’s enemies to read.
Andy McCarthy, as always, has a succinct and incisive reaction to both the Times’ [...]

Rebuffed by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the NYTimes puts out a desperate editorial this morning asking someone, anyone–paging Nancy Pelosi!–to help protect them from accountability for protecting illegal leakers and reporters accused of tipping off terrorist charities:
A journalist’s ability to protect the identity of confidential sources has been further eroded by the Supreme Court’s refusal [...]

Poll time:

Who’s the biggest terrorist propaganda tool?

The Associated Press

The New York Times

CNN

al Jazeera

10:35am Eastern update: Here are the results three hours into the pollling. The blabbermouths at the NYTimes are still ahead…

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Not to skew the poll results, but the Associated (with terrorists) Press has a lot of explaining to do. I’ve re-sent my unanswered e-mail [...]

I noted the NYTimes’ attempt this weekend to seek protection from Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for two accused blabbermouth reporters, whom the feds believe tipped off two Muslim charities fronting for terror.
Well, wonders never cease. The Times reports this afternoon that the court rebuffed the leak-dependent paper:
The United States Supreme Court refused today to stop [...]

Ruth Bader Ginsburg to the rescue?
Blabbermouths at the New York Times, who have been accused by federal prosecutors of tipping off Islamic charities fronting for terror, want Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to protect them:
The New York Times asked the Supreme Court yesterday to bar a federal prosecutor from reviewing the phone records of [...]

Finally, someone tells the blabbermouths, “No:”
The National Security Agency is not required to release details about its secret wiretapping program, a federal judge said Monday.
The People for the American Way Foundation, a liberal advocacy group, sued to obtain records under the Freedom of Information Act. The group sought to find out how many wiretaps were [...]

So, this is the big NYTimes story that was being hyped tonight: “U.S. Web Archive Is Said to Reveal a Nuclear Guide:”
Last March, the federal government set up a Web site to make public a vast archive of Iraqi documents captured during the war. The Bush administration did so under pressure from Congressional Republicans who [...]

***bumping to the top***
Meant to get to this earlier, but the newspaper of wreckage is at it again–publishing illegally leaked classified information about the war in yet another transparent effort to sway the election.
The article title: “Military Charts Movement of Conflict in Iraq Toward Chaos.”
After blabbing about the classified info revelaed in the article [...]

***see updates…Ed Morrissey comes forward with details about how the Allen campaign approached him to disseminate the Webb novel passages. He declined…***
I’ll be on FNC’s Big Story with John Gibson, 5pm Eastern, to talk about dirty politics and blabbermouths.
Update: Here’s the vid. I believe I garbled “ends” and “means,” but you get what I mean. [...]

NYTimes ombudsman Byron Calame: (Not) looking out for you

A few days ago, I asked NYTimes public editor Byron Calame to explain exactly what he meant when he complained about the Bush administration’s “vicious criticism” of the newspaper’s reckless decision to expose a top-secret terrorist banking data surveillance program. I received a response this afternoon. You [...]

Photoshop: Bob D.
Un. Freaking. Believable. The NYTimes ombudsman, Byron Calame, buried a bombshell mea culpa in his column today–reversing his prior defense of the Times’ blabbermouth report on a once-secret terrorist banking data surveillance program and now admitting the paper was wrong to publish it:
Since the job of public editor requires me to probe and [...]

Patterico takes a closer look at that bone-headed ruling against the NSA terrorist surveillance program, and finds more damning evidence of how the blabbermouths have underminded national security:
According to the plaintiffs — lawyers, scholars, journalists, and others who communicate internationally with terrorists — the disclosure of the surveillance program has caused terrorists to discontinue [...]

NYTimes executive editor Bill Keller lied to readers about the paper’s anonymous leak-dependent NSA terrorist surveillance story published in December 2005. First, the relevant passage from NYTimes’ public editor Byron Calame’s Sunday column:
THE NEW YORK TIMES’S Dec. 16 article that disclosed the Bush administration’s warrantless eavesdropping has led to an important public debate about [...]

Yes, boys and girls, it’s “broad strata” time again. Some of the “British-born Asian” terror suspects have been named (hat tip: Allah, who has many more golden nuggets):
Umir Hussain, 24, London E14
Muhammed Usman Saddique, 24, London E17
Waheed Zaman, 22, London E17
Assan Abdullah Khan, 22, London E17
Waseem Kayani, 28, High Wycombe
Waheed Arafat Khan, 24, London E17
Cossor [...]

Anonymous blabbers and their stenographers at the NYTimes are at it again:
The Bush administration is rushing a delivery of precision-guided bombs to Israel, which requested the expedited shipment last week after beginning its air campaign against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, American officials said Friday.
The decision to quickly ship the weapons to Israel was made with [...]

Reader Theresa reports a crowd of 150+ people turned out to protest the New York Times in NYC tonight and sends a few pics:
My favorite so far (how about putting this on the front page, Bill Keller?):

I want this t-shirt:

Allah’s got more.
Pam at BlogmeisterUSA was there and blogged the protest. So did the other [...]

***update: Lichtblau is backpedaling too.***
NY Times ombudsman Byron Calame’s belated defense of the Times’ exposé of the monitoring of the SWIFT banking program contains a fascinating passage:
There was a significant question as to how secret the [monitoring of the SWIFT banking program] was after five years.”Hundreds, if not thousands, of people know about this,” [executive [...]

***scroll for updates…university library cancels its NYT subscription!…and the WSJ explains the circumstances that led the newspaper to publish its SWIFT story…read the whole thing…the NYTimes covers the House resolution condemning the paper…***
I mentioned the other day that I’d been hearing buzz about a protest at the New York Times building.
It’s coming together and there [...]