NewsCorp. FOX reveals tactics and methods
Taliban leader ‘killed’ after RAF tracks phone - Sunday Times - Times Online
The Sunday Times is a Rupert Murdoch/NewsCorp/FOX "company".
We all have heard how the Liberal media has repeatedly hurt the effort to fight terrorism.
You remember how Geraldo revealed locations and directions of invading forces during the war (and now works for Fox) and of course any discussion of criminal wire tapping by the U.S. government and US telecom companies, how that damages the war.
Well I guess it's ok for them to go into detail of exactly what methods we used to take out a top Al-Qaeda/Taliban leader where people we all know and love are.
In the spirit of the season, let me say Screw You FOX and Screw You Criminal Radical "CONSERVATIVES".
posted at 1:50 PM
4 Comments:
I guess it isn't common knowlege that satellite phones are trackable; I thought it was.
Come on. I have to play apologist for Fox News because it is so misunderstood. Fox News claims to be fair and balanced. How could they make such a blatant claim with out employing a great number of liberals; Geraldo the foremost among them? To say Fox News is comsumately conservative, in my opinion is incorrect.
Fox gets a bum rap because it has a great deal of commentary, appeals to conservatives, and doesn't fit the paradigm of the mainstream media.
12/27/2006 12:26:00 AM
killed in a US airstrike after an RAF aircraft intercepted his satellite telephone
An RAF R1 monitoring aircraft is believed to have been tracking him
working with a US special operations team
Delta Force
Task Force Orange who tracked him on the ground.
I'm sure you got a good bit of training in OpSec, I know I did.
The information in this article gives a 21st century internet sleuth, dumpster divers, and Russian nad other RF communications monitors just the kind of stuff they need.
Operational M&P's.
Fox is getting a rap by me here for being exactly what they criticize others of - I guess they've joined the MSM.
You are being an apologist.
12/27/2006 12:08:00 PM
OpSec huh? I'm sure all of that is available on the internet already.
Newspapers publish troop strengths of units and where they are at all the time.
If Fox has joined the MSM then you shouldn't have a problem with me watching them. Same tripe, different channels.
Also, I thought you were for open information policy from the govt.
12/28/2006 12:12:00 AM
Gecko, I am but I'm not open for detailed information of specific operations being layed out for all to see while operations are still underway.
And I'm not for Fox condemning others for what they in turn do themselves.
If details of this specific mission and missions like it were available I'd love to see it - they aren't.
The enemy now knows where to look, what to look for and when to look.
They also have a better idea what to sabotage.
12/28/2006 12:16:00 AM
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