Monthly Archives: June 2013

In our recent interview with a high ranking official of the National Security Agency (NSA), which we conducted to mark the occasion of the publishing of “The NSA Diaries” series, we discussed briefly the developing breaking news about alleged spying … Continue reading →

Since our last post, Russia has officially acknowledged that Edward Snowden, the NSA leaker, is in the airport of Moscow – still. The United States

If everything goes according to plan, Texas will have it’s 500th execution since 1982, when Texas resumed executing people. Kimberly McCarthy will also the first female being executed in the United States since 2010. Kim Jong-Un, the North Korean leader, … Continue reading →

As reported the other day, Snowden, the NSA leaker, left Hongkong for Russia. He hasn’t been seen since, so the general assumption is he is still in the terminal of the airport in Moscow. Is he?

Edward Snowden, the NSA leaker, has been charged last week of espionage – presumably under the World War I espionage act from 1917 – and theft of government property. The U.S. has made a request to extradite him from Hongkong, … Continue reading →

We have received unconfirmed information, that under the authorization of the Patriot Act the NSA is conducting mental health checks for a number of people in various areas.

So we have now learned a few more things going on about the NSA surveillance. We will not repeat the information what is already published somewhere. Instead we will present some thoughts about how these programs affect national security, America’s … Continue reading →

Now it is official. Kind of. At least we know now. The NSA has been collecting phone call records on every call, local international, whatever, of every customer, US citizen or not. So far this has been confirmed for Verizon … Continue reading →