This guy has clearly crossed the line -- he's gone beyond pesky irritant to outright sedition and armed revolt.

He's going to need a food taster and have his car checked for bombs every time he starts it.

If you are willing to routinely lie to the world -- AND suffer the public economic penalties for doing it, what would prevent you from just spending another $50K to have this guy whacked by a pro to shut him up?

After all, we are dealing with people for whom ethical behavior is a completely foreign concept. I've always felt that integrity is like virginity - easy to loose, very hard to regain.

Not that anyone would ever accuse me of having integrity of course, I'm thoroughly corrupt through and through, but just saying...

I just love Alessandra Stanley's reasoning that since Geraldo acted badly after the article she was justified in claiming that he acted bad before the article. With that kind of justification at work here she would have had no right to complain if Geraldo had called her out for a street fight weeks before Katrina hit.

and the "fake but accurate" goes on...

Well, at least one person can see the NYT's growing irrelevance. Nice job Byron.

Could it be time for another of Ace's fabulous Top ten lists?
and where, oh, where, is the list of signs that Bob Dole is on frickin' fire?

Apparently in the Times' alternate universe, crap like this ( which has become routine), and diving profits and layoffs are mutually exclusive events.
NYT to shareholders: "For the greater good your sacrifice shall be noted".
Sound of gunshot.

Mr. Calame sounds like an honest man. Therefore, he'll be sacked.

At least the Times policy is consistent.

Members of the media are drinking their own bathwater. My hope is that their credibility is completely gone before they realize that they are leaving a documentable trail.