Comments on: Fear & Trembling at the Times?

By: Walter M. Clark

Walter M. Clark — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 05:00:13 +0000

My only concern is that the convictions and prison time won’t go high enough in the media to make a real impression on the liberals. Not just a report or book writer or two, but a few editors, managing editors and maybe a CEO or two getting 20 to life for publishing top secret, special compartmented information that jepordizes the lives and liberty of all of us.

By: Carlos

Carlos — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 02:24:02 +0000

There ya go agin, Matthew, assuming Ah’m all fer the rich guy and let the pore little snivler ache with hunger. Well, Ah jist happin ta be one a them pore guys, relatively speakin’, of course.

No, what I venerate and idolize is someone who lives by his/her word, understands human spirit and failings, and has a strong moral code that fairly well matches up to what the Bible says (and no, I’m not a Bible-thumping, fire-breathing dragon who condemns anyone who doesn’t agree with me to Hell).

An honest man is an honorable man. I have met in my lifetime executives of major corporations I wouldn’t have a cup of coffee with, and miserably poor people I would go out of my way to break bread with. Money has nothing to do with my politics, so try not to pigeonhole me into a Bush/Cheney, Haliburton-is-holy, major-corporations-are-gods square hole. My life and my belief systems just don’t fit it.

By: Matthew

Matthew — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 17:19:28 +0000

Sorry Carlos, I don’t sip on anyone’s Kool Aid, especially when it comes from the Republicans or the Democrats or any of their registered supporters. Hey, terrorists are not our friends so I’m not one of the fuzzy headed liberals that you like to get so angry about. However, I’m not one of your fuzzy headed conservatives either that is blind to the failings of corporate America and the rich and powerful that you seem to venerate and idolize.

By: Carlos

Carlos — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 03:45:04 +0000

Here’s a better idea, Matthew: Let’s start with all the bubble-brained ivory tower types who don’t understand human nature and think treason is a game. You know, the ones who can’t distinguish reality from theory, and think a Hollywood movie about the “humanity” of terrorists is something to tug at our heartstrings.

Why, they wouldn’t know reality from Bugs Bunny and couldn’t care less if innocent people get killed, as long as their own distorted view of the world is promoted and advanced.

If you’re attacking the rich and powerful out of envy, try becoming one of the rich and powerful. But for God’s sake, quit sipping kool aid and get a grip about who’s evil and who’s not.

By: Matthew

Matthew — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 01:04:17 +0000

Better start with the executives at companies like Boeing and Lockheed and Raytheon then…

By: John A. Wilson

John A. Wilson — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 00:41:29 +0000

Well… might be a bit more complicated than we, myself included, think. Treason is a thing of it’s own. Violations of security another. That will all come out in the wash.

However, what is clear is the amazing disconnect between this leak and the Plame leak in the MSM.

By: SEW

SEW — Tue, 24 Jan 2006 23:23:58 +0000

We need delivery of justice to these traitors and the sooner the better. Hopefully a prominent senator from Virginia will prove to be one of them. He has been very quiet lately and is normally a loudmouth similar to Ted Kennedy.

Make my day. Referencing them as whistleblowers is also deserving of time.