Investigations begin into the NSA eavesdropping leak

Posted by: Sister Toldjah on December 30, 2005 at 11:10 am

(Scroll to the bottom for updates)

Fox is reporting just now … don’t have a link just yet. The Justice Dept. is now conducting an investigation into just who leaked the information about the NSA eavesdropping to the press.

Good. I hope they find out who leaked this. Whether Dem or Republican, the person(s) responsible must be held accountable for a leak that *truly* has the potential of damaging our national security (unlike Lamega .. er, Plamegate).

Update: Here’s a link to the story.

Ok, I’m really logging off now :)

PM UPDATE: Flopping Aces has a must-read post with info from sources who are saying that the identity(ies) of the leaker(s) is/are known. Please read that post.

Also, check out the ‘random thoughts’ section of Michelle Malkin’s post on this story. She’s right on.

PM UPDATE II: The ACLU wants this investigation called off. Jay at Stop the ACLU has the lowdown.

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  • 44 Responses to “Investigations begin into the NSA eavesdropping leak”

    Comments

    1. Lorica says:

      =d> Well Said BBH.

    2. andrew says:

      “We tend to root for and support the little guy who is getting dumped on, the weak sports team who manages to suck it up and triumph, the lone person fighting the system.”

      And who is the system? the party that runs both houses of congress, the executive, and has the most nominated judges, or someone else?

    3. steve says:

      So your preferred location for debate is an echo chamber? That could explian the incestuous relationship that most on the Right have with each other. Peace

    4. Severian says:

      steve claims to be an anarchist, but wants to tell everyone else how to behave and think. The massive and obvious hypocrisy of this obviously eludes him.

    5. andrew says:

      “steve claims to be an anarchist, but wants to tell everyone else how to behave and think.”

      Some people can’t stand disagreement.