US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Chairwoman Feinstein has a big mouth

Jeez:

At a hearing, Feinstein expressed surprise over Pakistani opposition to the campaign of Predator-launched CIA missile strikes against Islamic extremist targets along Pakistan’s northwestern border.
“As I understand it, these are flown out of a Pakistani base,” she said.
The basing of the pilotless aircraft in Pakistan suggests a much deeper relationship with the United States on [...]

Wiki for Anti-Anti-Islamofascists and the Practice of Open Source Espionage

I found a reference at SlashDot to something called Wikileaks which says:
Wikileaks is developing an uncensorable Wikipedia for untraceable mass document leaking and analysis. Our primary interest is in exposing oppressive regimes in Asia, the former Soviet bloc, Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East, but we also expect to be of assistance to people of [...]

Open Source Espionage: New York Times Reveals Pakistani Nuke Secrets

LGF Reports:
If an enemy of America had set up a media organization in this country, it’s hard to imagine how they could possibly do any more damage to our security than the New York Times continues to do with articles like this…
Read the NY Times Article.

Open Source Espionage Example

From LGF:
In a genuine scandal (as opposed to the manufactured Plamegate fraud), the Los Angeles Times casually “outs” three CIA operatives: Pilots traced to CIA renditions. (Hat tip: tedzilla.)
I’d suggest what side is the LA Times on, but I think that is pretty clear.

Consequences of Open Source Espionage

Allah writes at Hot Air:
Now why, ask yourself, would terror types take the trouble to modify pre-paid cell phones? What might have tipped them that international calls might have a silent party taking notes? Hmmmm?
Hmm indeed.

Additional Open Source Espionage Example

John Robb has the example.

Open Source Espionage and the Anti-Anti-Islamofascists

David Frum has an article entitled Whose Side Is the Left On about two concepts I have been mulling over in my mind recently: the emergence of Open Source Espionage and the non-trivial existence of Anti-Anti-Islamofascists.
He writes about what I call Open Source Espionage:
The Times’ terrorism-financing story followed two other intensely damaging leaks: One to [...]

My New Term: Open Source Espionage

With the actions of the New York Times fresh in my mind, and while driving home listening to some leftists on NPR re-assure themselves, I yelled out a phrase – Open Source Espionage.
Open Source Espionage (OSE?) will be used in 4GW (and 5GW…though I haven’t thought about this in that context).
Consider this clear espionage scenario:

A [...]