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Edward Snowden
The led to raids, resignations, and regulations. Yet the source enjoys no legal protection. A whistle poisoned by law.
Kristian Harstad May 7
. Yet YOUR actions led to: more laws promoting surveillance, more fear among people, less free speech, international friction, etc.
Emily Robinson May 7
RESIST! May 7
lol yep I'm sure Ed started PRISM, definitely not george W bush
RESIST! May 7
honourable mention to Obama for NDAA tho
Kristian Harstad May 7
No: I'm referring to pro-surveillance laws hurried through in different states in response to leaks
becca (fora temer) May 7
te amo
RESIST! May 7
Reactionary government officials are another part of the problem, but blaming whistleblowers? Seriously?
RESIST! May 7
If you leak-shame , you do it to every brave soul out there fighting for the truth.
Severn Project CIC May 7
hopefully will result in plenty of prison sentences
RESIST! May 7
Should we blame the Panama papers leakers for reactions in financial legislation?
RESIST! May 7
Should we blame the tobacco whistleblowers for increased regulation around cigarettes?
Kristian Harstad May 7
I'm not leak-shaming; Snowden is a traitor. He's using public outrage about surveillance as cover for action.
RESIST! May 7
Should we blame Chelsea Manning for the multitude of revelations coming out of the leaked cables?
Brenda May 7
Kristian Harstad May 7
Consider the possibility Snowden & those complicit with him knew exactly what the effects of his actions would be.
RESIST! May 7
Haha no. That's exactly what you are doing, friend-o, spin it however you want.
Kristian Harstad May 7
You haven't understood what I said.
Я дико извиняюсь May 7
PanamaPapers led to raids, resignations, and regulations? Are you really living in Russia now, Ed?
Kristian Harstad May 7
You're wrong.