Via hullabaloo blog, a pointer to Chris Hayes' epic rant about "unequal leaks" last night on MSNBC. Blogger Digby writes, "Barbara Starr and David Gregory can spout all the classified information they choose without fear of being arrested. But then they only disseminate the classified info that makes the government look good so it's just fine."
Unequal Leaks
How a retired technician handed EFF the proof of NSA mass spying
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Mini-documentary about Pittsburgh's Long Lines telecom fortress
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Public will be stunned by NSA Section 702, says Sen. Wyden
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