f the NSA. He saw them as “tremendously dangerous.” By this time, Snowden was fully aware that that the NSA conducted domestic surveillance because he had used his privileges as a system administrator in 2012 to obtain the NSA’s inspector g...
Moscow
Named in 74 passages across 45 documents.
Mentions of Moscow in the public Epstein records, with citations.
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Where Moscow appears
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…ent on his 1,559 square-foot house. He had also leased a sporty car. Looking back at this period of life from Moscow, he said he had been “living in paradise.” He went to work five times a week, a 15 minute trip drive through a lush landsca...
…Infrastructure analyst, Oahu, Hawaii October 2013– Present Unidentified Cyber Security Firm Unknown position, Moscow, Russia CHAPTER FOUR Secret Agent “Sure, a whistleblower could use these [computer vulnerabilities], but so could a spy.” -...
…rthcoming from Snowden, who may be the only witness to the crime, By June 23, 2013, he was in a safe haven in Moscow. Even though the Grand Jury case against Snowden was cut and dry, it was also irrelevant because the US does not have an ex...
…atch with which Russian officials whisked Snowden off the plane after it landed and into a waiting car at the Moscow airport. It could even account for Snowden’s vanishing from public view for the next three weeks and the promulgation of th...
…rectly said based on a White House briefing that “Vladimir Putin had personally approved Snowden’s flight” to Moscow. As mentioned earlier, the NSA still had the capability to monitor Russian communication in June 2013. The messages, as wel...
taying in Russia, but that the U.S. government “trapped him” at Moscow’s Airport by revoking his passport. He told editor of The Nation magazine: “I’m in exile. My government revoked my passport intentionally to leave me exiled.” He added t...
…ed a more sinister dimension once Snowden put himself and his fate in the hands of the Russian authorities in Moscow. Even though the Obama Administration decided against revealing the extent of Russian intelligence service's participation...
… Source “The [U.S.] government’s investigation failed—that they don’t know what was taken” —Edward Snowden in Moscow In Moscow I had learned that Russian intelligence services use the broad, umbrella term “espionage source” to describe mole...
The Whistle Blower Who Became a Controlled Source
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… Germans, and then the Soviets, invaded, overran and divided Poland. Two of my mother’s three sisters fled to Moscow. Her teenage brother Avraham went underground, joining the anti-Nazi partisans. All three would survive the war. Yet in the...
to the grand old Black Sea port of Constanta, and by ship through the
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…SIX Through the Looking Glass “There’s definitely a deep state. Trust me, I’ve been there” —Edward Snowden in Moscow While waiting to hear back from Kucherena’s office, I arranged to meet with Victor Ivanovich Cherkashin, who gad been one o...
… it this way: Geographies are pretty much constant; topologies can change in an instant. In geographic terms, Moscow and St. Petersburg are always 450 miles apart. When you hear a network engineer talk about
Power, Fortune and Survival in the Age of Networks
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e city lay then, as it still does, along side XiHu or West Lake, a tranquil and horizon-filling stretch of water framed by rolling hills and tea plantations. The famous poet and statesman Su Dongpo later compared gazing at the lake to looki...
Power, Fortune and Survival in the Age of Networks
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rectly said based on a White House briefing that “Vladimir Putin had personally approved Snowden’s flight” to Moscow. As mentioned earlier, the NSA still had the capability to monitor Russian communication in June 2013. The messages, as wel...
23” but in actuality it had acted on June 22, 2013, which was the day before the plane (or
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…e service in the world that ever succeeded in penetrating the NSA. A number of NSA employees also defected to Moscow. The history of this venerable enterprise is instructive. The first two defectors in the NSA’s history were William Mar- ti...
the activities of Russia and China. It was charged with monitoring
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…ining visas during this thirty-day ® period suggests that he had no plans to go anyplace but where he © went: Moscow. However, the mystery that most concerned me was not where Snowden was housed in the interim between when he went pub- lic...
proved ineffective in hiding him from U.S. intelligence and presum
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had spent five months in Moscow with Snowden in 2013
he could have flown home from either Hong Kong or Moscow
he could have flown home from either Hong Kong or Moscow
return home. With his passport
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especially in the wake of Moscow's occupation
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