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件名：Glenn Greenwald: "Snowden has information for more damage"
日時：2013/07/13
引用：http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1600674-glenn-greenwald-snowden-tiene-informacion-para-causar-mas-dano
cryptome.org
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The journalist who received the leaks from the CIA Mole said there are more documents
By Alberto Armendariz | LA NACION
RIO DE JANEIRO. - Smoke and Mirrors. With his striped bathing suit, his white sandals, his jean jacket and a backpack, Glenn Greenwald seems like a tourist walking along the promenade of Sao Conrado, Rio de Janeiro. But it is the journalist, blogger and columnist for the British newspaper The Guardian who surprised the world with revelations about the extensive network of U.S. cyber espionage that was leaked by Edward Snowden, former intelligence analyst for the National Security Agency (NSA ).
"Snowden has enough information to cause more damage to the U.S. government in a minute alone than anyone else has ever had in the history of the United States," Greenwald, 46, told LA NACION, and since living in these latitudes writes regularly on international security issues which has made him famous, winner of several distinguished awards.
Today, the New Yorker, a former lawyer, is in the eye of the storm. Lawmakers in Washington want to put him on trial, spies of various countries seek Snowden's secret information shared with him last month in Hong Kong and which he still sends from Moscow through an encrypted email system. He knows he's being watched and that their conversations are monitored. They even steal the laptop from her boyfriend Rio, from their own home.
Three men wait in the lobby of the hotel Royal Tulip with credentials of a congress of osteoporosis about which the manager has no idea. Are they really doctors or are following Greenwald? Appearances are deceptive.
- Does Snowden's decision to stay in Russia help him come to Latin America?
- Yes, the most important thing is not to end in U.S. custody, which proved extremely vindictive government to punish those who reveal uncomfortable truths, and in whose judicial system can not be trusted when it comes to people accused of endangering the national security. The judges do everything they can to secure convictions in these cases. He would be immediately put in prison to cover the debate that he helped generate, and end the rest of his days behind bars.
- Does Russia give him security guarantees?
- Not many countries in the world that have the ability and willingness to defy U.S. demands. But Russia is one of those countries and it has been good so far.
- Beyond the revelations about the spying system's performance in general, what other information does Snowden have?
- Snowden has enough information to cause more damage to the U.S. government in a minute alone than anyone else has ever had in the history of the United States. But that's not his goal. His objective is to expose software that people around the world use without knowing that they are exposing themselves without consciously agreeing to surrender their privacy rights. He has a huge number of documents that would be very harmful to the U.S. government if they were made public.
- Are you afraid that someone will try to kill him?
- It's a possibility, although it would not bring many benefits to anyone at this point. Thousands of documents are already distributed and to make sure that several people around the world have the entire file. If something were to happen, those documents would be made public. This is an insurance policy. The U.S. government should be on its knees every day praying that nothing happens to Snowden, because if something happens, all the information will be revealed and that would be their worst nightmare.
- Can Latin America be a good shelter for Snowden?
- Only a few countries, including several in Latin America, China and Russia, have challenged the U.S., and have realized that America is no longer in a position of strength as it did before with the rest of the world, and that the rest of the countries do not have to obey its demands as if it were an imperial order. In Latin America there is a feeling of natural sympathy for the United States, yet there is a great resentment for specific historical policies of Washington toward the region. What happened to the plane of Evo Morales in Europe caused a strong reaction, was treated as if Bolivia was a colony and not a sovereign state.
- From documents Snowden shared with you, is there much more information related to Latin America?
- Yes. For each country that has an advanced communications system, such as from Mexico to Argentina, there are documents that detail how the United States collects traffic information, the programs that are used to capture the transmissions, the number of interceptions that are performed per day, and more. One way to intercept communications is through a telephone corporation in the United States that has contracts with telecommunications companies in most Latin American countries. The important thing will be to see the reaction of the various governments. I do not think that the governments of Mexico and Colombia will do much about it. But maybe those of Argentina and Venezuela will be willing to take action.
Glenn Greenwald / Columnist, The Guardian
Profession: Journalist
Age: 46 years
Origin: United States
Translation by Google
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//Memo
*Snowden has enough information to cause more damage to the U.S. government in a minute alone than anyone else has ever had in the history of the United States
*The U.S. government should be on its knees every day praying that nothing happens to Snowden, because if something happens, all the information will be revealed and that would be their ---worst nightmare---.
*Are you afraid that someone will try to kill him? - It's a possibility,
*Edward Snowden, Moscow Press Conference, 12 July 2013
published by Cryptome1
//Hitokoto
もうすぐ米国にとって過去最悪の情報が露呈する。
それは米国にとって悪夢だという。
したがって、ロシア、中国が彼を匿うメリットは計り知れない。
情報戦争は当然の国際政治の延長線にあるが、
各国にとって覆い隠さなければならない情報が、
暴露という形で現実に目の前に露呈した時、
そしてそれが私たちにとっても他人事ではない情報であった時、
日常的にテレビや新聞で形成されているところの、
一応の、国内および国際的政治感覚、知識、などが、瓦解、更新され、
私たちの現実が一旦は崩れていく。
造られた現実が崩れていく。
意図的に造られた現実が崩れる。
wikileaksの米国公電は、世界を変えた。
変えてしまった。
はたして、スノーデン氏は、春を呼ぶのか、
あるいは、地獄の季節を招来するのか…
もうすぐに、明らかになる。
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