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In reply to the discussion: The NSA Said Edward Snowden Had No Access to Surveillance Intercepts. They Lied. [View all]NanceGreggs
(27,835 posts)He did not raise any illegal activity taking place within the NSA. When asked point-blank by Brian Williams to cite anything illegal the NSA is engaged in, Snowden couldn't come up with a single thing.
As per usual, you defend Snowden by attacking anyone who questions his credibility, or points out the fact that he has made many serious allegations which he has yet to offer an iota of proof to support.
For almost a full year, Snowden claimed that he didn't raise his concerns with his superiors because he thought doing so would be pointless. Two months ago, he changed his story and now insists that he DID raise his concerns via emails. Was he lying then, or is he lying now?
As you said up thread: "It isn't up to Snowden to prove anything."
Isn't blindly following a person who has made serious allegations, and can't provide any proof to back up those allegations, a bit skewed?