[We're way beyond being civil with the creeps who are currently running what was once the greatest newspaper in the world.]
 
[Righteously ripping Artie a new one:]
 
 
Excerpt:
But Mr. Sulzberger and the paper's executive editor, Bill Keller, knew few details about Ms. Miller's conversations with her confidential source other than his name. They did not review Ms. Miller's notes. Mr. Keller said he learned about the "Valerie Flame" notation only this month. Mr. Sulzberger was told about it by Times reporters on Thursday.
Interviews show that the paper's leadership, in taking what they considered to be a principled stand, ultimately left the major decisions in the case up to Ms. Miller, an intrepid reporter whom editors found hard to control.
"This car had her hand on the wheel because she was the one at risk," Mr. Sulzberger said.

No, you dipshit, your entire paper and reputation was at risk, and if you are too blind or too much of an enabling moron to see that, then you have no business running a business, let alone one of the major papers in the world. So now we know that Miller is still hiding her second source from Fitzgerald, and both the paper’s Executive Editor and its publisher were willing to let a single reporter take the paper’s legacy and reputation into the toilet without knowing what for.

 



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