>most of it was already public knowledge since the 90s
There is a difference between innuendo and leaked powerpoint slides.
>Now I obviously cannot prove that its all a lie and I sound stupid crazy right now
Very astute.
There is a difference between innuendo and leaked powerpoint slides.
>Now I obviously cannot prove that its all a lie and I sound stupid crazy right now
Very astute.
There were EU parliament reports; the industrial espionage was known; spying on friendly nations was well known.
The slides give more detail, they include names or programmes, and they are about modern abuses. But it is wrong to say that we didn't know that governments surveilled their citizens. Some people might have ignored it.
The fact the he even got involved in the leaks makes me think that its all a lie.
He could have done it like the FBI leak of the 70s but I don't know why he didn't
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