New York Times: letting the people know the truth or putting their security in jeopardy?

Answer 1

Putting our security in jeopardy. The U.S. government not only has to fight the terrorist but news outlets like the Times who publish the methods that are used.

Answer 2

Putting our security in jeopardy. Part of the method used to thwart the recent terror plot was tracing the money transfers...exactly the secret program that the New York Times exposed just a few weeks ago. The editors have no scruples at all...they will risk anything just to make Republicans look bad.

Answer 3

It's hard to tell sometimes, since it's pretty difficult to get an unbiased version of anything from the media anymore. On the one hand, the Times does us a service by revealing issues like the warrantless wiretaps, but hurts the anti-terrorism cause by pressing for the government to reveal their less-controversial (but effective and legal) info gathering techniques and sources. Rather ironically, journalists don't reveal their sources either, so who really knows if you're getting any shred of truth at all? Therein lies the unique problem of having a free press.

Answer 4

Putting security in Jeopardy.......You know they are about keeping those numbers up, and at the same time stating the public has to the right know law.

Answer 5

The New York Times in no more then an expensive toilet paper. People can't know the truth from reading it.

Answer 6

The Senior Editorial staff should be in prison for treason, for giving aid and comfort to the enemy, and for adding risk to the lives of our military and all of us as well. The level of their hate for America is unbelievable. The are anti-American and anti-semetic.

Answer 7

NY Times, telling the truth? You must be jesting!

Answer 8

are they now