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The irony being that Snowden's post itself is conspiratorial.
by cleancarpets 5y ago
The irony being that Snowden's post itself is conspiratorial.
- jcrites 5y agoWhat do you mean by Snowden's post? He didn't make a post. He handed over classified material to journalists, who made decisions about what was in the public interest to publish in their newspapers. Maybe in the years since he's written a blog or an article in the news (he's given a number of speeches or attended events), but that wasn't how he blew the whistle to the public on the fact that the NSA was wiretapping the entire Internet, including the communication of ordinary Americans.
- implying 5y agoDid you not even read the url, let alone the article? This is Edward Snowden's blog.
- jcrites 5y agoI read the blog post, but not the URL (Do browsers show the full URL any more?). I scrolled directly down to the content. I didn't realize he was the author. He's a surprisingly insightful author, then. The first post in the series (this is the second) makes it clear that this is part of his personal story: https://edwardsnowden.substack.com/p/conspiracy-pt1 https://edwardsnowden.substack.com/p/conspiracy-pt1
- ncmncm 5y agoAnything conspiratorial you got from that, you put there yourself. Apophenically, maybe even.