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NYTimes: We Won't Publish "Statements that Were Never Intended for the Public Eye."
With the release of hundreds of emails by scientists advocates of
global warming showing obvious and entirely inappropriate collusion by
the authors -- including attempts to suppress dissent, to punish
journals that publish peer-reviewed studies casting doubt on global
warming, and to manipulate data to bolster their own arguments -- even
the New York Times is forced to concede that "the documents will
undoubtedly raise questions about the quality of research on some
specific questions and the actions of some scientists." But apparently
the paper's environmental blog, Dot Earth, is taking a pass on
publishing any of the documents and emails that are now circulating.
Andrew Revkin, the author of that blog, writes,
The documents appear to
have been acquired illegally and contain all manner of private
information and statements that were never intended for the public eye,
so they won’t be posted here.
This is the position of the New York Times when given the chance to
publish sensitive information that might hinder the liberal agenda. Of
course, when the choice is between publishing classified information
that might endanger the lives of U.S. troops in the field or intelligence programs vital to national security,
that information is published without hesitation by the nation's paper
of record. But in this case -- the documents were "never intended for
the public eye," so the New York Times will take a pass. I guess that
policy wasn't in place when Neil Sheehan was working at the paper. [Michael Goldfarb ]
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NYTimes: We Won't Publish "Statements that Were Never Intended for the Public Eye."
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Turing word: "slofe". Yeah, the whole NYTimes is a pile of slofe.
9 out of 10 fish wouldn't be caught dead in The Times.
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How about the Berrigan brothers and the Pentagon Papers and legion other leaks by which careers have been launched and sunk? Policy change?
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Didn't stop those slimey liars from publishing the Pentagon papers, did it? Bunch of lying slimebags.
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