Three NSA Whislteblowers Speak Out on Snowden

June 19, 2013

Three former National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblowers talked with USA Today about Edward Snowden's recent leaks about the NSA's surveillance programs.

Thomas Drake, William Binney and J. Kirk Wiebe were all high-ranking NSA officials before deciding to blow the whistle on what they saw as illegal surveillance of U.S. citizens. All of them faced serious retaliation for their whistleblowing even after they tried to go through official channels. Watch their round table with USA Today to see their opinion on the recent revelations abou the NSA.

You can also read a transcript at USA Today.

Topics: Whistleblower Protections

Authors: Andre Francisco

Submitted by toomuchcoffee at: June 23, 2013

The world has understandably lost all respect for the US for taking the mafia route by prosecuting Edward Snowden. Sad, because it would be easy for the government to admit to the public secret and take the moral high ground by protecting whistleblowers like Assange and Snowden. The US is not resposible just for US citizens, but should also take into account the well being of people of the world in general. Kill the disgusting, barbaric and selfish patriotism of the less evolved (military, NSA, CIA and other government sponsored mafias of the world), protect whistleblowers who make sacrifices of themselves for the general public.

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