American media blacks out Snowden interview

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American media blacks out Snowden interview. On Sunday there was a major political event in the rest of the world: NSA contractor Edward Snowden sat down for an interview with a German television network. No one covered the event in the U.S. and YouTube keeps taking down the video as fast as it’s posted. Welcome to the (Dis) Information Age.

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J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • Obviously, Dear Leader doesn't want to risk another murderous protest somewhere in the world due to a Youtube vid.

  • Wonder what he said and exposed that makes the msm look stupid and the administration look like the communist lying bastards they are.

  • Nothing the Stasi Democrat communist pigs hate worse then being ratted out by one of their own.

    • Those who are most pissed over what Snowden did are the same people who look the worst, or support those people politically. There really needs to be a purge of anyone & EVERYONE involved in these programs who were about the domestic side of this story. I expect our intel to be snooping on foreign entities, but they should not be spying on Americans without real oversight by the justice dept, & NEVER for political reasons. They were caught red handed with their hand in the cookie jar, & will never forgive Snowden for proving that beyond a shadow of a doubt.

    • You can watch the whole thing at the link. I have to say, Snowden is very impressive - well spoken, logical, and knowledgeable. Whatever your opinion of him going in, you'll upgrade it after watching the interview.

      • I will admit that for a time there, I was taken in by the media storm about him being a traitor, etc. But that didn't last long. The more I learned about the NSA and it's spying on us, the more I was impressed with his integrity.
        I am not totally convinced that it was integrity that urged him to do this, but whatever his motivation, he has shown a bright light on governmental abuse.

        • I agree. Not saying I want to have dinner with Snowden or think he is a nice guy but he did us a favor by exposing how bad the spying is.

        • I always had a feeling... reading between the lines in what was available, that he was a man saying "no mas" in the only way he could.