Monday, March 03, 2003 :::
 

On the radio this weekend, I heard a reporter who was with American troops in the middle east. He reported the number of the Marine Corps unit he was with, he reported its location, and he reported that it (along with an other Marine unit, whose number he gave) would lead any charge into Iraq.

I think reporters should offer as much information as possible, so long as it doesn't help the enemy. I'm wondering if he's crossing that line.

(Incidentally, I remember all of the information which I didn't repeat, but I didn't want to repeat it. I don't really think Saddam's men are nearly as likely to read this site as to listen to a major Boston radio station; it's just a matter of principle.)

::: posted by Steven at 1:00 PM

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