NSA Whistleblower: “Impossible To Communicate Safely… NSA Knows Our Weaknesses”
by Erik Sandberg via Medium.com,
ZeroHedge.com
Mon, 04/30/2018
Some of the most vocal critics of the ethics of the U.S. governmental and surveillance agencies have been the ones who worked and built their tracking programs. The problem many of these individuals feel – like Bill Binney, a former technical director at the NSA – is that the spying mechanisms and frameworks have been abused by successive American governments following the travesty that was 9/11.
The sheer amount of data that was being fed in to the National Security Agency in the lead-up to 9/11 is also a moot point in that the event was an entirely avoidable catastrophe. Programs originally designed and implemented to protect U.S. citizens are now being used against its population.
Listen to the full interview in our weekly Newsvoice Think podcast.
Speaking to Bill Binney, we wanted to find out a bit more about how the National Security Agency functions and in what ways it violates the U.S. constitution. He told Newsvoice Think that it’s now practically impossible for any member of the public to communicate safely, privately or in a fashion that doesn’t end up in an NSA repository unit.
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