NYT attacks Germany

NOT CONTENT to damage the United States with the illegal publication of classified documents, the New York Times has now taken its anti-democracy campaign overseas with the release of more classified information that shows Germany--oh my God, how could they?--helped the United States.
    It's difficult to comprehend how this attack on Germany benefits the NYT's political agenda (the paper of record long ago stopped representing reader interests), other than the obvious: If you help Washington, you are our enemy. And how sick is that?
    BERLIN/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - German intelligence agents in Baghdad obtained a copy of Saddam Hussein's plan to defend the Iraqi capital and it was passed on to U.S. commanders a month before the 2003 invasion, The New York Times reported.
    The report, based on a classified study by the U.S. military, suggests German intelligence officials offered more significant assistance to the United States than their government has publicly acknowledged.
    It could increase the chances of a parliamentary inquiry into the role Germany's BND intelligence service played in the run-up to a war which former Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder publicly opposed.
    According to the New York Times report, the Iraqi defense plan provided the American military an extraordinary window into Iraq's top-level deliberations, including where and how Saddam planned to deploy his most loyal troops.