Bush administration previously told reporters FAR MORE about efforts

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Bush administration previously told reporters FAR MORE about US efforts to track terrorist finances than the NYT reported last week

This is what we call explosive stuff. (http://www.defensetech.org/archives/002546.html)
Reporters are coming forward to document just how much the Bush administration already told journalists about their supposedly super secret spying they do on financial records in order to catch terrorists. We now know that the Bush administration already told reporters FAR MORE about this program than anything the New York Times reported last week. Yet Bush and his surrogates are accusing the NYT of treason.

Well, get in line. It appears the Bush White House is once again at the head of the line when it comes to making classified leaks.

From DefenseTech:
Bush administration officials have been lining up to condemn The New York Times for revealing a program to track financial transactions as part of the war on terrorism. But if the Times’ revelation about a program to monitor international exchanges is so damaging, why has the administration been chattering about efforts to monitor domestic transactions for nearly five years?

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White House NYT Bashers: Hypocrites
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