Pew Poll Says Majority Approves of Phone Tracking
56 percent say it's acceptable in order to try to fight terrorists
NSA
Rest of PRISM PowerPoint Slides Being Kept Under Wraps
There's more info than what has been published
Top Intelligence Officials to Speak Before Congress Tuesday
There will be questions. Lots of questions.
Pew: Democrats Suddenly Cool With NSA Data-Diving Now That a Democrat Is President
The same goes for Republicans.
FISA Court Surveillance Rejections Extremely Rare
Only .03 percent of requests have been turned down
NSA Doesn't Need Google to Monitor Most Internet Communications Anyway, Says NSA Whistleblower
Internet hubs located in the US likely already monitored by the NSA
Daniel Ellsberg on Edward Snowden: "There Has Not Been in American History a More Important Leak"
He's counting the Pentagon Papers.
How Regulators Enticed Verizon to Sell Out Customers to the NSA
The telecompany's explanation for colluding with the FBI, FCC, DOD, etc.
Father of NSA Whistleblower is Concerned About His Son
Edward Snowden is reportedly in Hong Kong
Iceland's Government May Not Help NSA Whistleblower
New prime ministers closer to Washington than his predecesor
NSA Leaker Was Discharged From the Army After Five Months
Edward Snowden did not complete training
The Guardian Wants to Be "the international liberal journalistic outlet"
British newspaper at center of reporting on American civil liberties scandal
David Cameron Responds to PRISM Data Sharing: UK Intelligence Agencies Operated "Within the Law"
When you write the laws you don't need to circumvent them
Peter King: Edward Snowden a "Defector" Who Should Be Brought Back to U.S. for Prosecution
"dangerous to the country," King says, referring to Snowden, not himself or Obama or the other clowns in Washington
Icelandic Legislator Ready to Help NSA Whistleblower With Asylum
Snowden says he's interested
The Real Problem With the NSA's Indiscriminate Spying
Innocent people should not be punished in the pursuit of the guilty.
NSA Whistleblower, Edward Snowden, Apparently a Ron Paul Supporter
He certainly shows libertarian sympathies
Opposition to Snooping Unites Liberals and Libertarians
Oddly, it's also uniting Democratic and Republican control freaks
Surveillance Whistleblower Once Worked for CIA, Now a Defense Contractor Employee
Edward Snowden says, "I don't want to live in a society that does these sort of things"
Law Hobbles Companies' Abilities To Resist Surveillance
Secret courts and classified proceedings
Many Companies Cooperated With NSA on Surveillance
While Twitter and a few others resisted
NSA May Have More Ability To Process the Data it Taps Than Previously Admitted
"Boundless Informant" tracks and organizes the data down to the IP address level
Under Pressure, Feds Declassify Part of Spying Scheme
See, it's not so bad ... well ... compared to something worse
