Peter Van Buren on What Lesson To Take From Snowden Movie?

The NSA is collecting every aspect of our lives and storing them in a massive database. Most Americans are not paying attention to the encroaching total surveillance state. Thanks to Oliver Stone’s new film, “Snowden,” however, there is some hope for grassroots opposition to encroaching tyranny. Former State Department official and whistleblower Peter Van Buren joins today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report:

Reprinted from The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity.

5 thoughts on “Peter Van Buren on What Lesson To Take From Snowden Movie?”

    1. A: “Home Land” in which (normal) American: citizens are (intrusively {and: maddeningly}): monitored (while the: black {and: Islamic} radicals living amongst us are allowed to: plan {and: perpetrate} their: crimes of: violent mass: terrorism against us with {seeming}: impunity {accompanied by [as : journalist: Justin Raimondo has: pointed out]} the {tacit}: approval of: “our”: nations: President {and: his: duplicitous minions staffing some of the: highest positions of: “authority” of: our: nations: Department of: Home Land: [so: called] “Security”}).

        1. What, you were able to actually extract MEANING from that? From the random symbol usage and word salad, I’ve always kind of assumed that du Fresne is a poorly coded script/bot of some kind.

          1. Reads like dogwhistle racism and trolling to me. The symbols just seem to be an alternative to the now anachronistic “Leetspeak” dialect common amongst neckbeards and basement dwellers.

            It’s just the way my brain works…

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