New York, NY - Protesters Against The NY Times Outside Its Offices

New York, NY - Demonstrators against the New York Times - for revealing some of the American Government's secrets of its war against terrorism - have taken to the streets in New York.
Almost 100 gathered outside the New York offices of The Times carrying placards denouncing the paper for disclosing how it tracks money transfers from abroad to suspected terrorists in the US. One speaker declared that publishing the information is an "act of treason. It also put the public safety of the country in jeopardy".

The speaker, Rabbi Aryeh Spero, called for the Government to prosecute The Times - and also urged the public to boycott the paper. "Freedom of speech doesn't mean you can aid the enemy in time of war" the cleric added.
Protestors lined up outside the newspaper's offices carrying signs labeling The Times "Osama's Favourite Newspaper".

Officials of The Times have defended their publication of the anti-terrorist details by saying the terrorists have known about the surveillance for a long time. The paper's editor Bill Keller insists that the paper's job as a news organization is to keep the public informed of how well their elected representatives are doing in the war on terror.