L.A. Times Editorial Page Shows Again How Crippled It Is
Today, compounding stupidity with stupidity, the woebegone L.A. Times editorial page again bows to globalism and again supports bringing Arabs in to guard U.S. port security.
Again, the Times shows it is unworthy of its readership, cares not a jot for the safety of the country and yields to liberalism and all its dangers regardless of all other considerations. This is the nicest way I can say it.
Shame on you, Andres Martinez and Nick Goldberg, the editorial page and op-ed page editors. They are the architects of the purges of the editorial pages writers, under the Chicago publisher Jeff Johnson.
Now, today, they take on California Sen. Barbara Boxer, who has had the temerity to question the deal whifh would make Dubai Arabs the masters of six U.S. ports at a time when Arab Madrassas throughtout the Middle East openly speak of using atomic weapons against the American people.
Fortunately, Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor would not be among the six. But, surprise, I am just as opposed to seeing New York, Newark, Miami and other cities nuked as Los Angeles.
It is high time that either the L.A. Times, under the squalid Tribune Co., puts the national interest above globalism, recognizes that the world is a dangerous place and becomes, at long last, patriots for once, or confesses openly it is not publishing a worthy newspaper and gets out of the business.
Big business doesn't just quit, I know. A reasonable group of people would sell out to the highest bidder.
In the meantime, for heaven's sake, stop favoring Arabs over Americans. Stop disgracing yourselves.
Again, the Times shows it is unworthy of its readership, cares not a jot for the safety of the country and yields to liberalism and all its dangers regardless of all other considerations. This is the nicest way I can say it.
Shame on you, Andres Martinez and Nick Goldberg, the editorial page and op-ed page editors. They are the architects of the purges of the editorial pages writers, under the Chicago publisher Jeff Johnson.
Now, today, they take on California Sen. Barbara Boxer, who has had the temerity to question the deal whifh would make Dubai Arabs the masters of six U.S. ports at a time when Arab Madrassas throughtout the Middle East openly speak of using atomic weapons against the American people.
Fortunately, Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor would not be among the six. But, surprise, I am just as opposed to seeing New York, Newark, Miami and other cities nuked as Los Angeles.
It is high time that either the L.A. Times, under the squalid Tribune Co., puts the national interest above globalism, recognizes that the world is a dangerous place and becomes, at long last, patriots for once, or confesses openly it is not publishing a worthy newspaper and gets out of the business.
Big business doesn't just quit, I know. A reasonable group of people would sell out to the highest bidder.
In the meantime, for heaven's sake, stop favoring Arabs over Americans. Stop disgracing yourselves.
posted by Ken Reich at 10:46 AM
1 Comments:
Two things I wish The Times would look into deeper on this issue:
1. The President has a brother in Dubai with connections . . . What's his role in all this?
2. How come we can't find an American company or two to take on these contracts?
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