The two whistleblowers were compared to the Washington Navy Yard shooter, who killed twelve people
The television program, “60 Minutes,” aired a segment on Sunday in which it assassinated the character of Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden, and even went so far as to question their loyalty to America. The two whistleblowers were compared to the Washington Navy Yard shooter, who killed twelve people.
It was part of an examination of what U.S. government officials perceive to be serious flaws in the process by which the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) reviews security clearances granted to government employees, but the framing made it seem like architects of “insider threat” programs from U.S. security agencies and politicians, who support total surveillance of government employees in the workplace and while they’re at home, had produced the segment.
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They need to include Hitlery Clinton!
ReplyDeleteDon't forget Barrack Hussain Obama and his buddy he traded for.
ReplyDeleteBy definition, the two are traitors - however, they did more for public awareness than any protected whistleblower ever could.
ReplyDeleteHad they gone the whistleblower route, they would not be considered as traitors - but most of what they have uncovered would have been suppressed!
60 Minutes needs to add Obama, Clinton, Kerry, Holder, Reid, Pelosi, and a few SCOTUS members to their segment - for their blatant disregard for the constitution!
I stopped watching "60 Minutes" a long time ago. Too much PROPAGANDA !!
ReplyDeleteRand Paul has just sealed his fate with his hatred of the NSA.He thinks Snowden is a hero,but the attack on Paris has erased all doubt of the NSA's merit.If anything,they'll need to ramp up their efforts.
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