CNN: Anti-NSA activists don't like Obama speech
Serious questions shadow President Barack Obama’s proposal to add a public advocate to the secret court that oversees surveillance programs.
From the 1971 Media, Pa. burglary to the 2013 NSA revelations
The world now recognizes the righteousness of those who used unconventional methods to reveal the extensive criminal activities of the FBI. It is only a matter of time before the same is true of Snowden and the NSA.
NY Times calls for clemency for Edward Snowden
Join us and thousands of others by sending an email right now to President Obama and Attorney General Holder demanding that they pardon or drop the charges against whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
Breakthrough: Judge rules against NSA spying, Thank You Ed Snowden campaign in NY Times
There are cracks in the Surveillance State. Yesterday, Judge Richard J. Leon of the Federal District Court of D.C. ruled that the NSA's bulk collection of data on all Americans' phone calls likely violates the Constitution.
When Congress comes back in January, we'll be waiting
Additional buses bearing the huge "Thank You Ed Snowden, Say No to the Surveillance State" message will be circulating on Jan. 6, the day Congress comes back into session. This was made possible by the crowd-funding support this project has received from across the country.
The Most Explosive NSA Revelation Yet
Today’s release of documents obtained from whistleblower Edward Snowden is by far the most explosive and most damning of any of the material that Mr. Snowden began to release in June of this year.
2013, The Year of the Whistleblower! Interview with Carl Messineo
Democracy is premised on the notion that the government operates with the consent of the people, and its authority derives from the people, and its operations serve the people as the people democratically define their interests. Today, government targets the people as 'adversaries.' -- Carl Messineo interviewed on 'A Deeper Look' (KBOO radio)
The 'Thank You Ed Snowden' bus ad campaign is expanding!
Because of the crowd-funding support this project is receiving, it is starting to take off! We are happy to announce it is now being expanded. We have taken out ads on five additional buses, which will hit the streets of D.C. soon.
Thank You Ed Snowden' bus ads hit the streets today in Washington, D.C.!
In the last week, the Thank You Ed Snowden bus ad campaign has broken into the mass media, receiving coverage in the Washington Post, the City Paper, Politico, the major D.C. news stations, including ABC7, CBS and FOX, as well as international press outlets.
Group buys Metro bus ad thanking Edward Snowden
A free-speech advocacy group wants to show its appreciation to Edward Snowden, the former U.S. intelligence contractor who publicly disclosed secret surveillance programs run by the National Security Agency.
