But don't question their patriotism
We hear that line all time from liberals and Democrats when they say completely assinine and false things regarding this country, its principles, the military and etc...but I just have to ask
After they definitively claim "I hate America" and end up damaging our ability to obtain financial data by actively give away our terror-fighting secrets, are we now allowed to question their patriotism?????
PS. Bill Keller is a total moron.
6/25/2006
"We weighed most heavily the Administration's concern that describing this program would endanger it. The central argument we heard from officials at senior levels was that international bankers would stop cooperating, would resist, if this program saw the light of day. We don't know what the banking consortium will do, but we found this argument puzzling...... The Bush Administration and America itself may be unpopular in Europe these days, but policing the byways of international terror seems to have pretty strong support everywhere. And while it is too early to tell, the initial signs are that our article is not generating a banker backlash against the program. "
2/2/2007
"The European Central Bank must take action by April to stop the transfer of personal information from Swift, the bank-data consortium, to American authorities for use in antiterrorism investigations, a regulatory agency said Thursday."
After they definitively claim "I hate America" and end up damaging our ability to obtain financial data by actively give away our terror-fighting secrets, are we now allowed to question their patriotism?????
PS. Bill Keller is a total moron.
6/25/2006
"We weighed most heavily the Administration's concern that describing this program would endanger it. The central argument we heard from officials at senior levels was that international bankers would stop cooperating, would resist, if this program saw the light of day. We don't know what the banking consortium will do, but we found this argument puzzling...... The Bush Administration and America itself may be unpopular in Europe these days, but policing the byways of international terror seems to have pretty strong support everywhere. And while it is too early to tell, the initial signs are that our article is not generating a banker backlash against the program. "
2/2/2007
"The European Central Bank must take action by April to stop the transfer of personal information from Swift, the bank-data consortium, to American authorities for use in antiterrorism investigations, a regulatory agency said Thursday."
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