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Top notch stuff, Rusbridger
The Guardian Editor, Alan Rusbridger, published a quite extraordinary piece last night. Below the line in the reader comments section I called the article ‘a quite substantial piece of history’. Another commentator described what I’d said as hyperbole, so let … Continue reading
Sheep, Blind Mice and Ostriches
The Guardian ran a piece today about the Lavabit secure e-mail service, which has just been shut down by its owner, Ladar Levison, who said that he wouldn’t be “complicit in crimes against the American people” (here); ie, he wouldn’t … Continue reading
A state within a state and the Fourth Estate
Today, Greenwald and the Guardian went for the jugular of the New York Times (here) and Washington Post (here), showing that they have openly lied about the Edward Snowden affair and accusing them of being mouthpieces of the US Government. … Continue reading
Smears, censorship and bananas
This week a smear campaign started against Glenn Greenwald (Greenwald, of course, is the reporter who’s breaking the Edward Snowden story). The New York Daily News, the New York Times and the Washington Post all published stories on Wednesday claiming … Continue reading
Mr Snowden answers questions
This afternoon the Guardian ran a live question and answer session with Edward Snowden. It was unusual because Guardian readers were given the opportunity to put questions directly to Snowden. Amongst many startling things, Snowden explicitly said that the US … Continue reading
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Tagged Edward Snowden, mainstream media bias, mainstream media corruption, NSA scandal
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Bilderburg and Aunty Beeb
The UK foreign secretary, William Hague, went on the BBC’s Andrew Marr show this morning and said that it was “fanciful” and “nonsense” to suggest that GCHQ (Government Communications Headquarters) had illegally worked with America’s NSA (National Security Agency) to … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Jones, NSA scandal, PRISM, Sunday Politics show, Verizon
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