I, spy: Edward Snowden in exile

(Before It's News)

By Edward Snowden Editor’s note:  You probably won’t see this Guardian article in “Mainstream Media” publications. We know this will generate a lot of controversy, but it is newsworthy and is being presented as written. Some say that he is a traitor, others a hero. The question is whether exposing the actions of NSA/Administration/Congress to […]

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