Uh. . .

Stephen Bainbridge has a few questions for the Washington Post’s Barton Gellman:

Did the Pentagon intend to disclose this program or did only to do so in response to Gellman’s investigation? If the latter, why isn’t his conduct basically treasonous? Did he put personal self-interest as a journalist ahead of the national security? If operatives are killed or missions blown as a result of this story, will Gellman feel any remorse? If the countries named in his story as targets of the missions pull out of the war on terror, will Gellman accept any responsibility for the resulting harm to our national security?