June 2, 2015

Edward Snowden, the NSA whistleblower who stole thousands of classified documents before leaving the United States recently made an unexpected and unscheduled appearance at a TED conference in Vancouver, Canada on Tuesday night. It was done so VIA satellite robot, where he emphasized that there is still a lot of reporting to be done.

What has come as a surprise to many, is the fact that the NSA and other intelligence organizations, as Snowden puts it, “a super national intelligence organization that doesn’t answer to the laws of its own countries,” has been spying on what seems to be the entire global population.

Here’s the full TED interview, and what Snowden had to say on Tuesday night.

He brings up some important points in this interview, especially about terrorism and how it’s always used as a cover for actions. He said “terrorism evokes an emotional response.” These words give more credence to the fact that false flag terrorism operations, like 9/11, have been used as an excuse and justification for unethical and inhumane actions. It allows more people to open their mind to the possibility that these horrible events were actually manufactured not by terrorists, but the United States government, or this global international intelligence organization Snowden refers to as the “Five Eyes.”

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