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In an article published Friday, The New York Times outed the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) top spy overseeing the organization’s efforts in Iran. The paper justified its outing of the undercover CIA spy and his role within the agency by saying it was necessary since the agent is “leading an important new administration initiative against Iran.”
Yes. That really happened.
I think the people should pound them in the poket book and do a none stop shaming ...take all the people that work there and shame them publically .
So... Do we censor a media outlet over mucking with government? I'm going to have to go with no... As much as I'd like to see them all go down
originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: lordcomac
I think the people should pound them in the poket book and do a none stop shaming ...take all the pe being craneople that work there and shame them publically .
So... Do we censor a media outlet over mucking with government? I'm going to have to go with no... As much as I'd like to see them all go down
If the same people who took at that ISIS comedian gets their teeth into this story it will be bad really bad in a short time because they will take it to the other MSM flunkies and talk to their add revenues to report the story or else
That would work.
originally posted by: lordcomac
originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: lordcomac
I think the people should pound them in the poket book and do a none stop shaming ...take all the pe being craneople that work there and shame them publically .
So... Do we censor a media outlet over mucking with government? I'm going to have to go with no... As much as I'd like to see them all go down
Half the time people don't even know what drivel they fund, they just go about their lives, oblivious to the marketing being crammed in every orifice...
The confidence Ms. Feinstein and other Democrats express about the drone program, which by most accounts has been effective in killing hundreds of Qaeda operatives and members of other militant groups over the years, stands in sharp contrast to the criticism among lawmakers of the now defunct C.I.A. program to capture and interrogate Qaeda suspects in secret prisons.
But both programs were led by some of the same people. The C.I.A. asked that Mr. D’Andrea’s name and the names of some other top agency officials be withheld from this article, but The New York Times is publishing them because they have leadership roles in one of the government’s most significant paramilitary programs and their roles are known to foreign governments and many others. When Ms. Feinstein was asked in a meeting with reporters in 2013 why she was so sure she was getting the truth about the drone program while she accused the C.I.A. of lying to her about torture, she seemed surprised.
“That’s a good question, actually,” she said.
Mr. D’Andrea was a senior official in the Counterterrorism Center when the agency opened the Salt Pit, a notorious facility in Afghanistan where prisoners were tortured. His counterterrorism officers oversaw the interrogation and waterboarding of Abu Zubaydah, Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri and Khalid Shaikh Mohammed. His actions are described in the withering Senate Intelligence Committee report about torture that was released late last year, although he was not identified publicly.
The drone program has been largely immune from the criticism in Congress that other C.I.A. programs have attracted. In 2009, for example, when it became public that the agency had once hired the private security firm Blackwater to hunt and kill suspected terrorists, a member of Congress called Mr. D’Andrea a “murderer” during a private briefing, even though the Blackwater program had never carried out any lethal operations. Mr. D’Andrea was furious about his treatment, a former colleague recalled. But he received no similar personal attacks for his leadership of the drone program.
The New York Times is publishing them because they have leadership roles in one of the government’s most significant paramilitary programs and their roles are known to foreign governments and many others.
originally posted by: BestinShow
You know, even if Trump came up with a legit plan to turn this country around, the NYT would still sacrifice those gains to fulfill their agenda.
Fu(king sell outs...