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Surveillance state, glenn greenwald, the author and then wellestablished journalist with the guardian, describes the sequence of events from when snowden first contacted him to share the documents and describes the precautions he had to take to ensure the details were revealed. No matter the specific techniques involved, historically mass surveillance has had several constant attributes. You know his name, you know what he did and you know the awareness his actions created around. Leah is your and penetrating book about a big problem. Glenn greenwald is a cofounding editor of the intercept and a former guardian columnist. Glenn edward greenwald born march 6, 1967 is an american attorney, author and journalist. Better experienced as a read book no place to hide gives us a great look into the circumstances surrounding one of the biggest leaks in us history. Rather than serving as a means to avoid terrorist attacks, as the us national security agency nsa claims, greenwald explains that these dubious activities instead seem to be a guise for both economic espionage and. Full text of no place to hide edward snowden and gleen.
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