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"It would be nice to live in a world where people didn't have to deal with an organization that is not compromised in any manner whatsoever, but we don't live in that world. People have to use cars and they have put to petrol in their cars, and that petrol is made by Shell or BP."
Alyona is joined by her panel of Political Junkies to discuss the New Republic's cover story attacking Glenn Greenwald, Edward Snowden and Julian Assange.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
WHAT'S HAPPENING
For eyeglasses, transparency is fine. Same goes for windshields, air, and nightgowns. I just don't like it in my government. It sucks the fun out of water-cooler supposition, conjecture, and gossip.
Wikileaks today released the first of what threatens to be a number of correspondences between Benedict Cumberbatch and Assange over the movie "The Fifth Estate."
Aunque el término Democracia policial parezca un oxímoron, ésa es la realidad que hemos visto alcanzar su clímax con las denuncias de Assange y Snowden y por las que la ley actual busca castigarlos.
Cullen Hoback's film takes us down a rabbit hole to try and answer the question: Is privacy dead? In the process, he exposes us to a massive civil liberties nightmare.
If a few years ago, someone told you that the war against government secrecy would be partially fought from the halls of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London and a transit area in Moscow's airport, you would either assume that person was describing Tom Cruise's next Mission Impossible. Yet here we are.