Washington Post blatantly attempts to destroy U.S. national security
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A recently published article titled Top Secret America by the Washington Post made a blatant attempt to destroy U.S. National Security and the U.S. Intelligence Community’s never ending attempt to ethically secure the persons of this great country. This flagrant attempt of belittling the very organizations that allows the Washington Post an opportunity to freely express itself is depressing and completely appalling!
It should be noted that the lead journalistic investigator for the Washington Post in this specific article, Dana Priest, has demonstrated immature reporting based off assumptions and total incompetence as a researcher.
It is evident from the report that the Washington Post established a direct agenda. That agenda solely lays in a socialistic fundamental of “spread the wealth and stop funding that which keeps us safe at night!”
Sadly, Priest has no appreciation of classified information. Her research was an uphill non-winnable battle in the first place. It was impossible for her to provide the truest of insight towards the secretive world of National Security simply because she lacks a security clearance and her intent was known.
Lastly, to assist Dana Priest, it should be known that just because an individual has a security clearance does not mean that they engage in intelligence related activities. Most importantly, having a clearance does not mean one will have access to any piece of classified information they may want.
Needless to say, the article is a complete waste of any true die hard American’s time. What is worth the time for any and all interested Americans are the below three key ODNI reports. These reports prove and enlighten concerned citizens about their ethical commitments in securing “We the People.”
The DNI’s press release pertaining the Washington Post article.
Needless to say, America just witnessed another poor attempt in bringing the American people to hate any U.S. government apparatus related to National Security. Be aware America, as it is highly likely we will continue to witness liberal media attempt to destroy the very systems that keep us safe at night.
Kerry Patton served in the U.S. Defense and Justice departments, and as a contractor within the Homeland Security and State departments. He has worked in South America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Europe, focusing on intelligence and security interviewing current and former terrorists, including members of the Taliban. He is the author of “Sociocultural Intelligence: The New Discipline of Intelligence Studies.” Currently, Mr. Patton teaches for Henley Putnam University and is the Northeast Regional Director for Stand Up America www.standupamericaus.com.
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So the Washington Post is a left wing organization whose “agenda solely lays in a socialistic fundamental of “spread the wealth and stop funding that which keeps us safe at night!” Now that is going to be news to the likes of Charles Krauthammer.
Now seriously, the rest of your argument may have had some merit hadn’t you clearly shown you are above all a paranoid loon.
Excuse me, but the real loons are Priest and Arkin. Just look how Institute for Policy Studies, a hard left think tank with documented cold war KGB ties, is hyping these articles:
http://www.ips-dc.org/blog/trying_not_to_think_of_stalin_while_reading_the_priest-arkin_series
Did we mention that both William Goodfellow (Priest’s Husband) and Arkin have been associated with IPS for decades? It’s always been Arkin’s intent to disable America’s military and intelligence capabilities. And now the WaPo has given him an excellent way to do it.
In May of 2006, I wrote an article for AIM documenting disturbing connections between Dana Priest, her husband far left activist William Goodfellow and elements of the Democrat party. Cliff Kincaid of AIM took this information directly to the Washington Post. Their reply? She is objective, and works completely independently of her husband. I’d like to see them say that now.
Just look into William Arkin’s background. Examine his contacts with Institute for Policy Studies–a far left outfit that Priest’s husband, William Goodfellow has been associated with for three decades. Top Secret America has not one whit of real reporting. It’s nothing but far left Agitprop–a confection of Priest’s and Arkin’s imagination created by lumping every American with top secret clearance into the same cherry red pie.
The left has been using open source material to cripple America’s intelligence gathering capabilities for decades. Arkin did it with our nuclear program with the help of IPS during the Reagan administration in the eighties.
We’re spending more money on intel since 911? Really! No kidding! Our security systems may need reform and fine tuning? No argument from me. Even so, anyone who thinks that big ole interactive map with all the little blue and red dots is about fiscal responsibility, better intel and the preservation of civil liberties is delusional. Just consider the source.
Jennifer, I could never agree with you more. Their is an agenda in this country and that agenda is being attempted right now. Hopefully individuals like yourself will continue to fulfill the needed reporting about such individuals as Priest and her Marxist husband so the masses can be better educated about the poltricks occuring today in our traditional media outlets. Thanks for your continued support and your comments. Kerry