Scapegoating Snowden is 'Irrational' and Very Troubling, Advocates Warn
Shifting the blame to 'unauthorized disclosures,' security officials seize on Paris tragedy to expand surveillance state
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"[T]he
intelligence blunders began long before Snowden leaked sensitive NSA
documents," wrote columnist James Bamford, "and trashing
constitutionally protected freedoms for a false sense of security is not
the answer." (Photo: Reuters)
intelligence blunders began long before Snowden leaked sensitive NSA
documents," wrote columnist James Bamford, "and trashing
constitutionally protected freedoms for a false sense of security is not
the answer." (Photo: Reuters)
