… getting secured over next week, hundreds of links have been built to your primary sites and the first movements are kicking in today (NYMag moved up to 4th a few hours ago). We still have confidence we are on the right track and doing everything we can to get this cleaned up - a...
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312 | Notes to pages 59-70 59 Greenwald had not always: Mark Memmott, “He Broke the NSA Leaks Story, but Just Who Is Glenn Greenwald?,” NPR, June 11, 2013. For his part owner- ship of the HJ website, see Dareh Gregorian, “Glenn Greenwald, Journalist Who Broke Edward Snowden Stor...
From: jeffrey E. [[email protected]] Sent: 12/19/2015 2:28:32 PM To: Ed Subject: Re: My review today in wsj of conspiracy theories Importance: — High could 1 pay you to organzie my story into a coherent presentation. . probaly a six- 9 moth job. On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 10...
Hannah Dreier of ProPublica won a Hillman Prize for reporting that showed how the government’s bungled crackdown on MS-13 has torn apart the lives of Latino immigrants. The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer, who has emerged as a defining voice of the Trump era, won for his essays on racism...
Butterfly “Does the flap of a butterflys wings in Brazil set off a tornado in Texas?” Philip Merilees, improving on Edward Lorenz HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015860
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CHAPTER 25 Through the Looking Glass There’s definitely a deep state. Trust me, I’ve been there. —EDWARD SNOWDEN, Moscow, 2014 Wa WAITING to hear back from Kucherena’s office, I arranged to meet with Victor Cherkashin, who had been one of the most successful KGB spy handlers i...
…was the those-that-know-him-best theory, some version of which most Trumpers would come to embrace. He was just star-fucking. He took his beauty pageant to Russia because he thought Putin was going to be his friend. But Putin couldn’t have cared less, and in the end Trump found h...
complications from a fall. Cortright McMeel, 41. He drew on his experience in the commodities market to write a darkly comic novel about energy traders. Died April 19 in Denver, where he lived. Dirce Navarro de Camargo, 100. She became Brazil’s richest woman after inheriting Ca...
… modern enterprise of reading the communications of other nations traces back in the United States to military code-breaking efforts preceding America’s entry into the First World War The invention of the radio at the end of the nineteenth century soon provided the means of rapid...
…erican justice well before his meeting them. As early as May 24, 2013, he had suggested to Barton Gellman that he was making arrangements with a foreign government. To that end, he asked Gellman to insert an encrypted key in the Internet version of the NSA exposé that Snowden pro...
Whistle-blower | 95 the NSA “to wiretap anyone, even the president,” the press largely accepted his claims as established facts. As for American surveillance, he declared, “I don’t want to live in a society that does those sorts of things.” The Guardian story accompanying the v...
designer to craft a spindly “male” apparatus of hinges and rods, set up to communicate with bulbous “female” fiberglass entities nearby. Whether anyone could actually map the quiddities of the program (or glean its reactionary gender theater) without reading the catalog essay is...
Notes PRoLoGuE Snowden’s Trail: Hong Kong, 2014 3, “No Such Agency”: The best description of the birth of the NSA can be found in Bamford, Puzzle Palace, 1-4. 4 the NSA learned: General Keith Alexander, interview with author. 4 twelve-minute video: This video can be seen at h...
…med that people couldn’t help but believe (at first at least) everything they read! Tim Levine, a leading researcher working on lie detection, thinks that people rely on others to be trustworthy most of the time, and that as a result they can afford to be so bad at detecting dece...