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…elve-minute video on encryption (which might have been the same video he used at his CryptoParty a few weeks earlier). Greenwald did not manage to encrypt his computer, however, and Snowden, unwilling to deal with Greenwald through an unen- crypted channel, broke off contact wit...

…s/united-states-of-secrets/the-frontline-interview-barton- gellman/ 26. “CAIR, a pro-Moslem...”-- CAIR-NY Blog “Glenn Greenwald Speaks at CAIR-NY Annual Banquet,” May 16, 2013, https://cair- ny.org/blog/glenn_greenwald_speaks_at_cairny_annual_banquet.ht ml#sthash.6D Vny6U8.dpuf...

…ate countermeasures to evade any possible surveillance of her communications. Snowden knew about this incident because Greenwald described it in great detail in a blog that Snowden read (as he later told Green- wald). “Poitras is now forced to take extreme steps—ones that ham- p...

Escape Artist | 87 anonymous source in Hong Kong for Gibson. Greenwald accepted her terms. Poitras, who would be accompanying them, would be paying her own way. In case The Guardian failed to publish the story, Snowden had a contingency plan in place. While Greenwald was negoti...

…ident. “By ordering illegal eavesdropping, the president had committed crimes and should be held accountable for them,” Greenwald wrote. When Barack Obama became president in 2009, Greenwald also attacked him for breaking the law by “ordering illegal eavesdropping.” Because of hi...

249 14.”Overcome a final hurdle...”-- Greenwald. No Place to Hide. op.cit. p16-18 15. “Miss publishing it...” —The description of the Guardian’s reaction to Greenwald’s offer of a scoop was reported by Luke Hardy, a Guardian reporter commissioned by the Guardian editor to write...

… “For the next ten...”-- author’s interview with former DIA officer who requested anonymity. 6. “His first priority,’ —Greenwald, No Place to Hide. op cit. p. 43 7. “That whole period was...”-- “I, Spy: Edward Snowden in Exile,’Ewen MacAskill and Alan Rusbridger, the Guardian,...

…ce Played Little Role in Foiling Terror Plots, Experts Say,” Guardian, June 12, 2013. 290 The third NSA program: Glenn Greenwald, “XKeyscore: NSA Tool Collects ‘Nearly Everything a User Does on the Internet,” Guardian, July 31, 2013. 291 Further enabling furtive Internet: Appel...

…used with Sandvik and to advertise the Oahu CryptoParty. The journalist to whom he wrote on December 1, 2012, was Glenn Greenwald, the previously mentioned Rio-based columnist for The Guardian. Greenwald had not always been an activist journalist. He had been a litigation lawyer...

…d Mira hotel employees the day Snowden left the Mira. Chen and Brown, “Snowden’s Options for Refuge Narrow.” 6 to send Greenwald: Greenwald’s description of his encounters with Snowden is taken mainly from chapter 1, “Contact,” and chapter 2, “Ten Days in Hong Kong,” in Greenwal...

…o journalists in Hong Kong. He had kept the remaining documents in his possession. That confirmed what Snowden had told Greenwald. Poitras and Lam in Hong Kong. Snowden told them that he had divided the stolen NSA documents into two separate sets of documents. One set he gave to...

… June 6. “NSA Collecting Phone Records of Millions of Verizon Customers Daily,” proclaimed the Guardian headline. Under Greenwald’s byline, it said, “Exclusive: Top secret court order requiring Verizon to hand over all call data shows scale of domestic surveillance under Obama.”...

…oppers and throwing a red blanket over his head, which he called jokingly his “magical cloak of power.” He explained to Greenwald that he donned his “cloak” when he turned on his laptop to prevent any hidden cameras in the room from spotting his password. He also checked the hote...

…ssure to publish would also apply to the journalists Snowden had dealt with in Hong Kong. If Snowden had given Poitras, Greenwald, Lam, or MacAskill the Merkel document, or even told them about it in their interviews with him in Hong Kong, The Guardian would have certainly rushed...

…d by President Obama’s national security team. It was not found among the files on the thumb drive given to Poitras and Greenwald. Nor were most of the missing Level 3 lists concern- ing NSA activities in Russia and China found on the thumb drive, even though Snowden said he had...