#theintercept

An FBI whistleblower claims The Intercept was created to take ownership of the Snowden leaks and to neuter WikiLeaks.

Why should any progressive candidate run as a Democrat? Will the Democratic Party machine support you if you manage to win the primary? Hell, no! See:

As much as I used to love the Intercept, their political purpose continues to eclipse their once-primary mission of reporting on matters of international security. They have just published an article

WikiLeaks, the transparency organization known for publishing leaked documents that threaten the powerful, finds itself under pressure like never before, as does its editor-in-chief, Julian Assange. Now,

最近、読み始めたメディアサイトが２つある。 どちらもすごく新しいサイトというわけではないので、ご存知の方も多いかもしれない。 けれど、こういったサイトが扱う記事はSNSでシェアされがちなタイプのものでもないし、意外と自分が普段読んでいるもの以外のものを知る機会ってなかったりするので紹介してみる。 International Business Times

This tweet is essentially a summary of the story. Sam Biddle is the reporter involved. Reality Winner was the NSA contractor who was arrested yesterday for the leak.

Update: Investigations reveal Reality is a fully indoctrinated SJW that honestly believes the end of the world through man made climate change will kill her in the near future. That Donald Trump is an

I don't know what the probability is if you have not been exposed to American culture that you would get the reference to "I'm my own grandpa." Wikipedia and YouTube reference at the very end

So put up or shut up, CIA. You’ve got the venue all made up for you. Whoever it is back there who so urgently desires the American public to believe that the Russians successfully conspired to get Donald

When Hillary Clinton’s son-in-law sought funding for his new hedge fund in 2011, he found financial backing from one of the biggest names on Wall Street: Goldman Sachs chief executive Lloyd Blankfein.

SIDtoday is the internal newsletter for the NSA’s most important division, the Signals Intelligence Directorate. After editorial review, The Intercept is releasing nine years’ worth of newsletters in batches,

A provision snuck into the still-secret text of the Senate’s annual intelligence authorization would give the FBI the ability to demand individuals’ email data and possibly web-surfing history from their