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In reply to the discussion: An Open Letter to Gary Pruitt, President and CEO of the Associated Press [View all]calimary
(89,898 posts)39. Good points! Offered to another great Will Pitt piece.
Gotta say it makes sense. Good Grief -
That story exposed that the CIA had a source within All Qaeda Arabian Peninsula, and what that source was privy to within the organization. It actually gave "details of the operations he was involved in."
AP effectively destroyed the CIA's ability to foil other terrorist attacks planned by AQAP. It most certainly killed that source within AQAP. I don't know who the reporter is who did this. I have no idea why any reporter WOULD do this.
Ay-yi-yi, Valerie Plame anyone?
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An Open Letter to Gary Pruitt, President and CEO of the Associated Press [View all]
WilliamPitt
May 2013
OP
The momentary discomfort when the AP discovers someone's crapped in their back yard.....
Sheepshank
May 2013
#24
While I agree on principle with you, Will, all the corrective legislation in the world
Skidmore
May 2013
#28
Perhaps this latest edition of government overstepping will bring about change.
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2013
#35
New York Times, NPR...Wall Street Journal Print Fossil Fuel Talking Points Without Full Disclosure
ProSense
May 2013
#48