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3.4 million warrantless searches of Americans' private communications.
— Rep Andy Biggs (@RepAndyBiggsAZ) April 10, 2024
278,000 improper searches on American citizens.
19,000 improper searches of donors to a congressional candidate.
There is no shortage of spying authority abuses by the weaponized FBI. Get a warrant. #FISA pic.twitter.com/sQUfmHqtbo
Get a warrant! #FISA #FISA702 #KillFISA pic.twitter.com/TpJHgLoAdT
— Austin Hein (@HeinForLiberty) April 10, 2024
Did Barack Obama try to hack the election? https://t.co/Nc0FGOjWj0 via @usatoday— Instapundit.com (@instapundit) May 30, 2017
HOLY FREAKING CRAP! http://t.co/pKHUOWAvPw They raided @AudreyHudson? @AlexPappas @JeffQuinton @instapundit @aliHey, if the Press is uncooperative with the Administration or its Agencies, the White House and Homeland Security are not afraid to use dirty tricks and thug tactics to get what they want.
— Robert Stacy McCain (@rsmccain) October 25, 2013
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| When the good guys become the bad guys... |
In the new world of the NSA, the only secret left is Barack Obama's college grades.
— Roger Simon (@rogerlsimon) June 21, 2013
The anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks said Snowden was heading for a "democratic nation" which it did not name, although a source at the Russian airline Aeroflot said he would fly on within 24 hours to Cuba and then planned to go to Venezuela.
#BREAKING: Snowden has requested asylum in Ecuador: foreign ministerTOM: Ben Smith wants you to ignore this...
— Agence France-Presse (@AFP) June 23, 2013
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| Edward Snowden interview by Glenn Greenwald (I am going mostly villain) |
If the question is should Snowden have leaked such closely held secrets, I would reluctantly answer "yes." But if you are going to deliberately break the law in a civil society, you must be prepared to accept the consequences. Snowden ran away from those consequences. That does not make him a hero in my book. It makes him a criminal. Why didn't Snowden leak the information and then turn himself in? That would have been heroic. Instead, despite his protestations that he doesn't want the story to be about him, he comes off as a glory hound, an attention getter.Douglas Rushkoff at CNN is describing Snowden as a hero (I am not buying that at all, especially given him fleeing the USA, nor do I consider it equivalent to what Daniel Ellsberg did in the sixties or consider Ellsberg a hero).
[Edward Snowden} jettisoned a girlfriend, a career and, undoubtedly, his personal freedom to expose programs that were known to our elected officials and could have been deduced by anyone who has ever Googled anything. History will not record him as “one of America’s most consequential whistleblowers.” History is more likely to forget him. Soon, you can Google that.Obama email meme goes viral...
@msebl @radleybalko @senrandpaul @rsmccain My thoughts on Brooks' column here:pjmedia.com/instapundit/17…Snowden still in Hong Kong and talking to the press...
— Instapundit.com (@instapundit) June 12, 2013
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| He seems miffed... |
