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Nothing to fear, nothing to hide ? The ever growing cancer of the surveillance state
The most annoying thing many people say shrugging their shoulders and putting their heads in the sand about the ever growing cancer of the surveillance state is that they have nothing to fear and nothing to hide. Who would possibly … Continue reading →
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Tagged Carole Cadwalladre, Citizenfour, Edward Snowden, Gestapo, IBM and the Holocaust, Laura Poitras, metadata, NSA, Stasi, surveillance state
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