Ashley Wells, Pfc. Sandoval, Wisdom Quarterly; Glenn Greenwald (The Intercept) Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez, Nermeen Shaikh (DemocracyNow.org, Aug. 13, 2014)
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| NPR propaganda uses CIA-linked firm's report on Snowden's whistle blowing |
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| Iraq: Is U.S. "humanitarianism" only summoned to control oil-rich areas? |
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| The NSA illegally spies on everyone it can. |
Earlier this month, The Intercept published documents provided by NSA-whistleblower Edward
Snowden that revealed the deep ties between Israeli and U.S.
intelligence agencies.
In a recent article, investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald
cites one 2013 document that described a "far-reaching technical and
analytic relationship" between the National Security Agency (NSA) and its
Israeli counterpart against "mutually agreed upon geographic targets."
The partnership includes a "dedicated communications line" supporting
"the exchange of raw material, as well as daily analytic and technical
correspondence." More
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| Whistleblower former NSA Agent Snowden |
Furthermore, Greenwald’s latest article for The Intercept is headlined "NPR is laundering CIA talking points to make you scared of NSAb eporting."
Greenwald takes a highly critical look at a story by NPR’s
counterterrorism correspondent, Dina Temple-Raston, which aired on
Morning Edition earlier this month. Temple-Raston’s propaganda-ridden report focused on
claims by the tech firm Recorded Future that it has "tangible evidence"
that NSA whistleblower Snowden harmed
national security by inadvertently prompting "terrorists" to use better
encryption programs to maintain their privacy.
Greenwald says the NPR report erred in failing to mention that the firm is funded by the CIA, even though Temple-Rason was well aware of this. "This was such a pure and indisputable case of journalistic malpractice and deceit," Greenwald charges. "NPR radically misled millions of people with this report." More
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| Rise of CIA's "ISIS": US re-invasion of Iraq, backing of Syrian rebels fuels Jihadis’ advance |
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