>...could literally get people killed if released. Yes, that and the fact that the Snowden documents have served their purpose. We now know how fucking far we

>...could literally get people killed if released. Yes, that and the fact that the Snowden documents have served their purpose. We now know how fucking far we actually are from being a free country and that we can't trust the people who operate the security apparatus of the USA. That's the key "take-away". The actual content of their dowdy-looking power point slides from 2013 is less important as time goes on. Whatever Snowden got, it's just a snapshot in time. The projects, I'm sure, have since moved on. The acronyms changed, and I think it's fair to assume that they're exploring new initiatives and pushing towards new frontiers for violating privacy, freedom and law.