Judith Miller still playing the martyr

[SamOdom]

CPJ Delegation, Including Brokaw, Visits Judith Miller
Judy Miller

By E&P Staff
Published: July 30, 2005



NEW YORK

A delegation from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has met with jailed New York Times reporter Judith Miller in the Alexandria Detention Center. "At the end of our 30-minute conversation," said former NBC anchor Tom Brokaw, "it was emphatically clear that she is absolutely convinced that she made the right decision and is prepared to stay the course."

Paul Steiger, CPJ chairman and Wall Street Journal managing editor, headed the delegation, which included Brokaw and CPJ Executive Director Ann Cooper. The group talked with Miller for a half hour though a clear plastic partition. She said she has been able to go outside just twice in three weeks.

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Miller wore a dark green prison uniform with "PRISONER" written in capital letters on the back. While she praised the professionalism of the detention center staff, she said the crowded facility is subjected to random lockdowns for security reasons.
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CPJ Delegation, Including Brokaw, Visits Judith Miller
Judy Miller

By E&P Staff
Published: July 30, 2005



NEW YORK

A delegation from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has met with jailed New York Times reporter Judith Miller in the Alexandria Detention Center. "At the end of our 30-minute conversation," said former NBC anchor Tom Brokaw, "it was emphatically clear that she is absolutely convinced that she made the right decision and is prepared to stay the course."

Paul Steiger, CPJ chairman and Wall Street Journal managing editor, headed the delegation, which included Brokaw and CPJ Executive Director Ann Cooper. The group talked with Miller for a half hour though a clear plastic partition. She said she has been able to go outside just twice in three weeks.

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Miller wore a dark green prison uniform with "PRISONER" written in capital letters on the back. While she praised the professionalism of the detention center staff, she said the crowded facility is subjected to random lockdowns for security reasons.

there is a reason she is in jail, and fitzgerald knows that reason....all will come out in due time...

 

[SamOdom]

there is a reason she is in jail, and fitzgerald knows that reason....all will come out in due time...

According to her own words she has been given the OK by her source to reveal what was said.

 

[PatPatriot]

John Fund of the WSJ said the other night on Hardball that Fitzgerald is going to surprize a lot of people when its going to be a journalist that he is targeting.

This clears up why the NY Times et al. are creating diversionary stories like they usually do...Judas Miller is the key.

 

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According to her own words she has been given the OK by her source to reveal what was said.

i have read that the reason she won't give it up is that the info she has actually puts her in the middle of all of this...that's just one theory...

 

[SamOdom]

i have read that the reason she won't give it up is that the info she has actually puts her in the middle of all of this...that's just one theory...

That makes sense!