The news that Edward Snowden has landed a job in Russia is most welcome. Some think that the man should also be awarded a medal for the work he has done in exposing how the servants of the world – the democratic governments – spy on their masters – the people- apparently to protect the people.
The latest Snowden revelation seems to be this; in the United Kingdom information from Google and Yahoo’s private networks is intercepted by GCHQ, who then passes the information to the National Security Agency of the United States of America. Continue reading
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