NYTIMES: Treason, Treason and more Treason.

Disgraceful.

May their stock hit bottom. Pure scum.

Did anyone read the Time article about the Betray Us ad? Not that I should be surprised, but wooow.

re: #4 duke6855

*I mean the one yesterday about conservatives being "sensitive", sorry.

Completely insane.

Important orders need to be given by the chiefthug in person.

As if he's just another Tony Blair...

The Times are a bunch of traitors...

Why am i not surprised. Scum sucking bottom feeders.

Am I the only that wishes daily for DIVINE KARMA on appeasing liberals?

with their drop in subscriptions, maybe they are trying to get permission to sell their paper in Tehran where they will have many new readers who share much in common with the NYT editorial board.

In a just World someone would take him hostage and threaten him daily with torture and death for a year. And then Jimmah would negotiate his release back to the Mullahs.
There. I've probably broken some kind of law by saying that.

OT - More cartoon riots, this time in Bangladesh: Violence over Bangladesh cartoon

Islam is Bangladesh's state religion and past governments have banned publications for insulting Muslim

The country's religious traditions are moderate but some people believe conservatives are becoming more influential.

Witnesses say the violence began after Friday prayers, when protesters tried to break through barricades put up to prevent them reaching the Prothom Alo offices.

The demonstrators demanded the execution of the paper's editor, Matiur Rahman, and burned effigies of him and his Bengali-language daily.

The cartoon featured a conversation between a mullah and a child and ended with a joke about the Prophet Mohammed's name.

It appeared in Prothom Alo's weekly satirical magazine, Alpin.

The cartoonist, Arifur Rahman, has been jailed for a month after the government said his drawings had insulted Muslims

It's weird how you can be shocked and yet not shocked at the same time. Liberals truly have a mental disorder...there's no other explanation.

You gotta be kidding!

only ONE

pimf

I hope any disgruntled stock holders in the New York Times note the time and location of the luncheon. Four Seasons hotel on Monday.

They've apparently never met a dictator they didn't like.

There is one caveat to the general rule. I'd actually pay the NYT to do a sit down lunch with Fidel Castro at their brand new office building in Manhattan - if only to prove that he's dead or alive.

We know that Ahmadinejad is alive, and that he's a menace to the region. That he's anti-Bush is all it takes for a sitdown with the NYT editorial staff.

Considering that the NYT has already become a mouthpiece for Hamas and Hizbullah shills, this is just cutting out the middlemen.

Pitiful and Pathetic. I wonder which one of their staff will be giving him the rub and which one will be giving him the tug.
NYTimes = Enemy Propoganda

I'm so excited !

I can't wait for the article to come out with tea time with Dinnerjacket !

I'm sure he's a swell guy !

How about some Russian Stew, Mr. Dinner ?

Next they will have him writing an op-ed column, redundant as that might seem.

Why is everyone so suprised?

If Hitler had been in town during the Second World War, they would have had him over for lunch too.

Good grief.

Wha?

I am not surprised and disgusted at the same time. May this act be the final nail in the coffin for this particular piece of fish wrap.

re: #9 pingjockey

Why am i not surprised. Scum sucking bottom feeders.

Scum sucking bottom feeders

This is a rotating title ... right ?

You just can't make this sort of insanity up! What is next for the times? Brunch with Hugo?
Tea and scones with Satan?

Do you think any liberal NY Times reporter would ever ask Amadinnerjacket what he thinks the penalty should be for , say, homosexual behavior?

I'm sure they will ask him some tough questions (and nod wisely at his responses) between courses. It will be a hardship though, as they will have to fore-go the martinis and wine.

Newt Gingrich revealed on FoxNews this morning that the New York Times editorial board will host Ahmadinejad for lunch at the Four Seasons hotel on Monday. "That is like hosting Adolf Hitler to lunch in 1940," said Dave Bossie of Citizens United.

Damn right...it is an outrage...He has promised to destroy Israel...and is killing our troops on a daily basis.

This way they can share national security secrets in person with the enemy.

I will just hope for a repeat of the horrible mishap that happened at my synagogue last year, when an outside caterer was permitted to do a bar-mitzvah for a non member, and served spinach salad with bacon bits.

Ahmadinejads visit has proven beyond all doubt how dilusional the left is. They eat up everything he says as truth...forget about what he says to his own people in his own country (death to israel and america)
they clearly believe those are lies
but when he is speaking to "the great satan" his words are truth
like the wreath
forget that they kill americans
he wants to lay a wreath and make it all better! ohhh happy day

the left needs to just cede themselves to the Islamists...pack em up, move em to Tehran and theyll just LOVE it there I know it

The New York Times Editorial Board

[might not be completely up to date]

re: #21 rockman

Next they will have him writing an op-ed off-head column, redundant as that might seem.

/more accurate, imo

Laura Ingrahm just mentioned this on air: she suggested this "lunch" to Newt Gingrich in an interview (yesterday?), totally tongue-in-cheek! He subsequently passed it along as fact to a talking head on one of the cable channels.

Maybe there's something about it on her website...

/d'oh!

NYT traitors

Lol these fools have no damn clue at all do they?

So, I just saw Bill Keller last night as our kids goto to school together...Anyone want me to deliver a message when I see him again?
I will only select the most prized so make them good...

re: #36 SlartyBartfast

Laura Ingrahm just mentioned this on air: she suggested this "lunch" to Newt Gingrich in an interview (yesterday?), totally tongue-in-cheek! He subsequently passed it along as fact to a talking head on one of the cable channels.

Maybe there's something about it on her website...

/d'oh!

So is it a joke, or real?

"F" aquavelvajad. "F" the NY Times.

Scum

re: #1 insanity police

NYTIMES: Treason, Treason and more Treason.

Still true, even if the meeting with ManManDinejad is not true.

First Post and it's OT:

It is impossible to get through to the office of the president of Columbia now - some BS statement about how Bollinger will "sharply question" DinnerJacket and such. Why do I get the feeling it will be a love fest and DinnerJacket will come out looking charming...

re: #36 SlartyBartfast

The story is not true then?

well at least the poor stock holders at the nyt won't have to worry too much about the times overspending on the lunch budget for the meeting...how much can a few bananas and assorted grubs and insects cost?

The New York Times

The paper of record (others peoples (a.k.a. THE ENEMY) records, not ours of course!)

But But But But...Its says it right here in the New York Times, Mr AmaDinnerJacket want peace and harmony for all and I believe it because the Times header says "all the truth thats fit to print " Now why would I not believe that ?

Moonbat

In a perfect world, the NYT wouldn't be hosting Iminadinnerjacket for lunch, they'd be having him for lunch. Boiled alive in pig's blood, if that's possible.

The vermin come home to roost.

Help, help, help! The number of lunatics and traitors is becoming overwhelming in the country!

What can we, the sane, DO?

I'd like to see the video. Maybe Newt was being funny. I wouldn't be surprised if he was serious, though. Mr. Dinner Jacket is responsible for the deaths of American combat troops and sponsors Hezbollah and Syria> why is he even being allowed in the country, yet alone being treated like a rock star by the liberal elite.

re: #40 insanity police

re: #36 SlartyBartfast

Laura Ingrahm just mentioned this on air: she suggested this "lunch" to Newt Gingrich in an interview (yesterday?), totally tongue-in-cheek! He subsequently passed it along as fact to a talking head on one of the cable channels.

Maybe there's something about it on her website...

/d'oh!

So is it a joke, or real?

Newt knows the power of the internet, imo ... AND it's speed.
** --->>>>>>> whooossshhh **

re: #40 insanity police

re: #36 SlartyBartfast

Laura Ingrahm just mentioned this on air: she suggested this "lunch" to Newt Gingrich in an interview (yesterday?), totally tongue-in-cheek! He subsequently passed it along as fact to a talking head on one of the cable channels.

Maybe there's something about it on her website...

/d'oh!

So is it a joke, or real?

This has got to be a joke. An interview, yes, that is amost a given. Lunch? No.

The times has outlived it's usefulness. Once they were a great Newspaper. They have gone beyond left wing partisan politics, and delved into a strange new world of treason. I would hope that someone there would see this and refuse to participate, but under the guise of getting a scoop, they wont.

Journalism is all about getting the drop on a story before the next guy does, but this goes beyond the pale.

insanity police,

NYTIMES: Treason, Treason and more Treason.

Fortunately Tennyson was right. Treason doth not prosper.

NYT shares are modestly higher in today's trading, but the stock's long-term trend is definitely toward the southeast. The stock has been spiraling lower for more than 3 years, losing about 60% of its value since early 2004, when it failed (after many tries) to overcome chart resistance at the 50 level. In yesterday's trading, the stock tagged a new 52-week low.

Short sellers have taken an interest in the stock, resulting in a short-interest ratio of 13.7 days to cover. Additionally, almost 17% of the equity's available float has been sold short. But with price action continuing to sag, it's unlikely that the bears will collectively beat a hasty retreat to the exits.

Ahmadinejad met with the Council on Foreign Relations in NYC when he visited last year.

The CFRs thought he was pretty crazy, but they passed it off as naivete.
[Link: www.cfr.org...]

The invitation was made by Gary Sick, the last Americans Ambassador to Iran. Ahmadinejad took questions from Brent Scowcroft, Fareed Zakaria, and Richard Haas. Scowcroft and Haas are routinely appointed to high positions of influence in the US foreign service.

re: #48 Earth56

well if Amahdickhead said it, it simply must be true. When has this man ever lied? I cant think of a single example...in fact...he is the epitome of truth and honesty.

Here's Laura Ingrahm's website:

[Link: www.lauraingraham.com...]

There's probably some streaming audio of today's show. Alternately, you could contact her for comment.

I can't do any of that from behind the corporate firewall.

Based on her statement this morning: it was a joke. Newt took her seriously. (Which in itself is a sad statement about the NYT.)

Oh good the NYT and the psycho can braid the hairs of their buttocks together and walk down Times Square like a PushMePullYou.

Meanwhile, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is making it increasingly difficult for the West to delude itself that a nuclear Iran would be anything other than a globally threatening force for destabilization. Last month, the Iranian state news agency quoted him boasting that he would place Iran's nuclear technology - hitherto depicted by his regime as peaceful in nature and purpose - "at the service of those who are determined to confront the bullying powers and aggressors."

Mr: Bush said the most dangerous weapons must not fall into the hands of the terrorists. So something has to give.

Lunch at the Four Seasons, well lah-dee-dah... they do know how to treat their genocidal dictators over at the Gray Lady, now don't they.

I am SO glad I canceled my subscription to this treasonous rag.

re: #36 SlartyBartfast

Laura Ingrahm just mentioned this on air: she suggested this "lunch" to Newt Gingrich in an interview (yesterday?), totally tongue-in-cheek! He subsequently passed it along as fact to a talking head on one of the cable channels.

Maybe there's something about it on her website...

/d'oh!

I sure hope this is the case, it did seem like a bit of sensationalism on Newt's part.

re: #49 Old Buick Tanker

In a perfect world, the NYT wouldn't be hosting Iminadinnerjacket for lunch, they'd be having him for lunch. Boiled alive in pig's blood, if that's possible.

Gruesome! I would not mind if the evil monster was executed, pre-wrapped in pig, but that was just too much, even for a pig farmer's daughter.

Will the mullahs freak out when the pictures come out showing Pres. AmANutJob shaking hands with the female members of the board?

"Ok, so he vocally supports of genocide and denies the Holocaust, but other than that he's really great leader who stands against imperialism and oppression."

er, strike "of"

another example of fake but accurate?

re: #56 Dirk Diggler

insanity police,

NYTIMES: Treason, Treason and more Treason.

Fortunately Tennyson was right. Treason doth not prosper.

NYT shares are modestly higher in today's trading, but the stock's long-term trend is definitely toward the southeast. The stock has been spiraling lower for more than 3 years, losing about 60% of its value since early 2004, when it failed (after many tries) to overcome chart resistance at the 50 level. In yesterday's trading, the stock tagged a new 52-week low.
Short sellers have taken an interest in the stock, resulting in a short-interest ratio of 13.7 days to cover. Additionally, almost 17% of the equity's available float has been sold short. But with price action continuing to sag, it's unlikely that the bears will collectively beat a hasty retreat to the exits.

That is good.

NYT: Paper of Record treason and bad stock prices

So, what are they going to talk about?

My moony sister told me over the phone Dinnerjacket had every right to visit Ground Zero.

"Sis, you do realize this guy said he'd wipe Israel off the map."

"So, WE already wiped countries off the map."

I love my sister and I'm flying back to Michigan for a week and a half to go to a wedding and catch up on things with the whole family. I think this is one of those issues best settled face to face rather than turning into a screaming match over the phone.

And the spirit of "are we there yet". How many more threads are we going to dedicate to the little dictator.

re: #70 Idle Drifter

"So, WE already wiped countries off the map."

Did you ask her to name one?

Did you ask her if she's therefore completely comfortable with people who promise to wipe out Jews?

We can be disgusted at this, and justifiably so, but pasrt of the disgust must be directed at our own government. The Islamic Republic of Iran declared war on us in 1979 & every adminstration from Carter on has refused to admit this fact. How can we fault Columbia, NYT, or anyone else if our government equivicates so much when it comes to Iran?

re: #69 NoSubmission

So, what are they going to talk about?

Booosh, their common enemy.

re: #70 Idle Drifter
My sympathies. Thank heaven there are NO moonbats in my family. Not one.

I heard Laura play the tape of her interview with Newt where she joked about the NYT going to lunch with dinnerjacket at the Four Season's. Newt didn't realize she was joking and went on to CNN or CSPAN and repeated the story...It's not true

re: #70 Idle Drifter

We've not wiped any countries off the map. Except for the USSR, which happened without a shot being fired.

And The Republic of Vietnam, with our turning our backs on them in 1975.

re: #76 DanThePainter

re: #69 NoSubmission

So, what are they going to talk about?

Booosh, their common enemy.

Rove has them all in one room, that magnificent bastard!**

OldLineTexan
**Unless of course, this was a misunderstood joke...

Real or not, we all know the NYT board would do it.

Pork chops, bacon and sausage, oh my!

Damn. Well, a greasy spoon, it ain't.

As I understand it, the Four Seasons chain will not drop their room prices below a certain (quite high) level, no matter how low their vacancy rate at any given time in any given hotel; and this, essentially, to keep out the riff-raff (like me) and preserve the name brand value of the chain.

So, Four Seasons; how 'bout keeping out the riff-raff for this particular event?

SlartyBartfast (#59),

Based on her statement this morning: it was a joke. Newt took her seriously. (Which in itself is a sad statement about the NYT.)

My sentiments exactly.

That we could so easily believe that the NY Times would host a luncheon with this self-declared enemy is a testament of how low their reputation has fallen into the hate America first (and foremost) category.

re: #82 mungagungadin

Real or not, we all know the NYT board would do it.

"Fake but accurate" is a bad approach to anything.

Time to rein it in.

OldLineTexan

Too bad to check?

re: #75 buzzsawmonkey

re: #70 Idle Drifter

Forget for the moment that Ahmedinejad wants to wipe Israel off the map. Remind your sister that he is a taker of US hostages, and a killer of US troops--and that he wants to bring the US down as well.

Oh, come on now, you can guess the response to that, can't you? "We had it coming for our support of the Shah; we had it coming for intefering in Lebanon's civil war". Etc. etc.

A joke? Well it isn't that much of a stretch, is it?

I knew it was a joke the whole time.

/;-P

Good on Charles. He said it might be a joke even though it seems so absolutely true.

re: #10 red satellite

Am I the only that wishes daily for DIVINE KARMA on appeasing liberals?

No, but the irony would be lost on them.

Sorry to go OT so soon but, whatever possesses some idiots to do the things they do?

BIMBO

She was kinda cute too...real sad. No she is ok - just terminally stoopud.

Why shouldn't they have lunch with him. They're virtually in bed with him anyway.

Maybe the US Marines can have him for lunch too.

I've got some annual leave comin...
I'd love to show him the sights in America!
Like a photo op at the north rim of the Grand Canyon.
" Ok,just alittle more to the left... Perfect! Now back up juusstt a few steps"
Oh shit! Where did he go!
Sorry! my bad!

re: #94 buzzsawmonkey

After all, in New York "Let's have lunch" is considered a kiss-off--in relationships, anyway.

Damn, that explains a lot...

re: #73 Occasional Reader
I'm a little too patient with some of my family on the phone but I always hold the best cards for last. I usually get the "I'm going to stop talking about this before I start to hate you!" speech. I do admit I was a bit taken back and I stumbled before I could retort but I was just calling her to ask her about her birthday and how was her weekend. But I do keep them in check when they go over the line.

re: #75 buzzsawmonkey

I'll get the whole "Well, we shouldn't be there..." speech. Usually, I get the hairy eyeball when I undercut their arguments but I prefer to these things in person rather than over the phone. I'll be back in Michigan next week to visit the family, I prefer subtlety and influencing them to discover the truth before resorting to the sledgehammer of facts.

This may be a joke, that’s been erroneously reported as fact.

Which would make it remarkably similar to much NYT reporting.

re: #77 NoSubmission

Thank you.

I hope it's a hoax. Why, what could mere mortals possibly serve Ahm-a-diddlywad for lunch. I mean, the 12th Immam and all?

Chocolate-covered camel nuts for dessert?

re: #98 reloadingisnotahobby

I've got some annual leave comin...
I'd love to show him the sights in America!
Like a photo op at the north rim of the Grand Canyon.
" Ok,just alittle more to the left... Perfect! Now back up juusstt a few steps"
Oh shit! Where did he go!
Sorry! my bad!

Or maybe he'll 'accidentally' fall into one of our famed NYC pot holes in the street and be lost forever... /one could only hope.

Actually-the funny part will be to hear the NYT position on this.

"Unfortunately, Mr. Eichmedinejad's itninerary was booked solid-but we would have LOVED to have hosted him".

re: #26 ctrlL
Could be I guess.

(OT) So true:

[Link: cagle.com...]

So very, very true...

~Norsk Troll

re: #1 insanity police

NYTIMES: Treason, Treason and more Treason.

With a dash of sedition, along with a pinch of anti-american propaganda...Wonder what the Washington Post and the L A Times are going to do for Dinner Jacket, so they won't be upstaged!

From the Huffinpo...

Kristen Brietweiser is annoyed. Not that Ahmadinejad might visit ground zero but by those that are outraged by the thought...

'By the third call before 9 a.m. I was fairly irritated. Mostly because the only news show that has made any real effort to get the American people to better understand Iran is The Today Show, which sent Matt Lauer to Tehran last week. (Incidentally, we should all commend Today Show producers for that effort -- this was the best morning television programming that I have seen in years, largely because it was not about "reprogramming" Americans for yet another war.)

So, no, I wasn't angry that Ahmandinejad wanted to visit Ground Zero. I was angry, however, at the "pack mentality" of our leading journalists. I was also dismayed -- but not surprised -- at the similar mentality of our current crop of political officials and presidential candidates, several of whom provided the same predictable, politically-correct sound-bite: "We are OUTRAGED!"

What I would have preferred was some real statesmanship.

Real statesmanship would be a presidential candidate with the courage to encourage potentially dangerous, misinformed leaders like Ahmandinejad to visit Ground Zero, in the hopes that they might learn something.

[Link: www.huffingtonpost.com...]

Where ever they "host" him ,It would be fun to put an alarm clock inside his booster seat! ...tick,tick,tick, CLANNNGGG~!
Then peel him off the ceiling and throw him the grease trap with the bacon drippings!
/Dreaming of course!

UPDATE: They will no longer be hosting him for lunch at the Four Seasons, but rather for breakfast at Tiffany's. Mahmoud will wear his tiara.

re: #51 cookielady

Joining the NRA is a good start!
Cookies?
Actually I was looking for some tarts!
No! not those kind of tarts!

Dinner Jackets visit should be restricted to getting into the limo at the airport, the motorcade to the UN, do his propaganda rant, back into the limo to the airport, where F-16's will escort his aircraft out of U S Airspace.

Lunch? But it's Ramadan?

Are they all going to be beaten to death for dessert?

re: #111 arizona9

From your HuffPo quote:

Real statesmanship would be a presidential candidate with the courage to encourage potentially dangerous, misinformed leaders like Ahmandinejad to visit Ground Zero, in the hopes that they might learn something.

Right, because the meaning of Ground Zero is so terribly nuanced. A great big hole representing three thousand murders... could be that Mahmoud just needs some help figuring out the significance.

re: #116 Cattt

Lunch? But it's Ramadan?
Are they all going to be beaten to death for dessert?

Give that lady a cigar!

re: #69 NoSubmission

New York Money Men.™ Eeeevil Jooos.™ Chimpy McBushitler.™ Zionazis.™

You know, the usual.

re: #22 WriterMom

Why is everyone so suprised?

If Hitler had been in town during the Second World War, they would have had him over for lunch too.

I don't think so. The NY Times was a decent paper back then, I hear. Of course, if Hitler were in town today...

Doesn't sound like a joke.

Oh horse shit. If this story's true, then I hope one of the editors has the balls to ask dinnerjacket why he should expect to have diplomatic privileges extended to him, when he was part of the group responsible for taking over our embassy and holding our diplomats and staff hostage for 444 days, back in 1979.
I don't think there's a Statute of Limitations on that.
I KNOW there's no Statute of Limitations on ANGER.

re: #108 buzzsawmonkey

You should see how miffed they get when I explain to them that winning in Iraq means President Bush was right and our Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines deserve to win.

re: #123 realwest

Hope all you want!
But it's the NYT we're talking about here!
I would expect more class from my Boxer!
At least he's house broke!

PHILIP M. BOFFEY | Science : Born in East Orange, N.J., Mr. Boffey received an A.B. degree, magna cum laude, in history, from Harvard College in 1958.

How does someone with a degree in history become a Science Editor?
and: what is an A.B. degree?

sorry, here is the source of my above excerpt?

re: #126 ggt

Associate Bullshiter?

So it was all a joke?
It speaks volumes about the NYT that it seemed so plausible. Like saying President Bush had steak for dinner-- HA HA just kidding!

JWM

I would like to see a waiter drop raspberry juice on Iran's fearless leader and hear him exclaim, "Ack! my dinner jacket!"

Please excuse me, but it had to be said.

Maybe they'll serve pork chops for lunch...:)

re: #126 ggt If I remember correctly, an A.B. is what you get from a two year period, usually at a community college, but I could be wrong about that.

re: #132 Dustyvet

Maybe they'll serve pork chops for lunch...:)

Wrapped in bacon strips...mmm.
And send Moveon.org the check.

re: #132 Dustyvet

Maybe they'll serve pork chops for lunch...:)

pickled pigs feet?

Ham and cheese on rye...with a nice kosher pickle?

pork roast...?

baked ham?

pork rinds with a coke?

re: #128 buzzsawmonkey

I hear ya!

re: #134 Cygnus

re: #132 Dustyvet

Maybe they'll serve pork chops for lunch...:)

Wrapped in bacon strips...mmm.
And send Moveon.org the check.

Yeah with a real nice tip added..:)

re: #130 JWM Indeed - the basis of a good "practical" joke is that the premise is a sound one. And here, reading that they invited Dinnerjacket to lunch surprised no one (except, of course, our ever alert Charles!

That evil Laura Ingraham...making jokes about the NYTs...how dare her!

/

re: #139 realwest

re: #130 JWM Indeed - the basis of a good "practical" joke is that the premise is a sound one. And here, reading that they invited Dinnerjacket to lunch surprised no one (except, of course, our ever alert Charles!

I have to tell you that I didn't believe it. It's Ramadan! I could believe that the NYT would surely invite him, being the dolts that they are, but I would think that it would be an insult to a Muslim (especially such a high profile Muslim) to do so (come sin with me noonish). Surely people like the NYT have some protocol experts on call?

None of the Muslims I knew in college observed Ramadan, but if they had to go home during that month, they knew they'd have to while there.

I'd like to invite Mr. A to come with me to the Viva la Bands concert that evening. I have an extra ticket - don't stand up front (GWAR is on the bill). :)

re: #126 ggt

PHILIP M. BOFFEY | Science : Born in East Orange, N.J., Mr. Boffey received an A.B. degree, magna cum laude, in history, from Harvard College in 1958.

How does someone with a degree in history become a Science Editor?
and: what is an A.B. degree?

Science Editors don't have to have a degree in science- they are just writer/editors. It is good if you can find a scientist who can write but it just doesn't work most of the time.

the last photo i saw of dinnerjacket, his features looked so simian so much so, that i won't be surpised if he's spotted in central park, swinging from tree to tree

Ah.

"Fake but accurate" seems good enough for some people, apparently.

re: #144 Cognito

Yeah. It's unsurprisingly believable. I'm actually pleased it's not true, though there's no reason to change our minds about them yet.

re: #121 Cygnus

Actually-no it was not honourable even then. Read "Burried By the Times"-it's an expose of the way the Times, and it's Jewish owner/publisher purposely burried the story of the Holocaust in the paper. Also-don't forget about the way the paper covered Stalin.

re: #140 missouri boy

That evil Laura Ingraham...making jokes about the NYTs...how dare her!

/

/simpson/homer/on

...Laurrra...Innngrahammm...mmm...

/simpson/homer/off

re: #111 arizona9

Now forgive my confusion here, trying to sort this out. So, outrage at the barbarian's visit is considered over the top PC by this twit? I wonder who may be the recipient of these bogus PC gestures. Ahh, yes, the many contortions of Jooo hatespeak. Give that lady her choice of a tin foil chappeau to top her burkah.

re: #111 arizona9

From the Huffinpo...

Real statesmanship would be a presidential candidate with the
courage to encourage potentially dangerous, misinformed leaders like
Ahmandinejad to visit Ground Zero, in the hopes that they might learn
something.

[Link: www.huffingtonpost.com...]

Is Ground Zero a friggin' after-school special to this person?!?

re: #17 EC Marm

I hope any disgruntled stock holders in the New York Times note the time and location of the luncheon. Four Seasons hotel on Monday.

I believe the luncheon is being held at Nathan's in Coney Island. Hot dogs (with deli mustard and sauerkraut) and potato knishes. Wow, who could ask for anything more?

I listen to Laura's morning program and it's alright; when it comes to political and defense issues, she's great. But she's freaking awful at telling jokes. Her deadpan style is so terrible that a smart guy like Newt thought she was being for real.