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After reading this, I realized that the United States could instantly black out the entire Japan nationwide. . Hegemony is very tired
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What did Snowden say
Kiley 2021-11-23 08:01:08
In the morning when I work every day, I first set up a scheduled backup system called Epic Shelter. If there are any emergencies, such as terrorist bombing of embassies or NSA departments in the Middle East, this security procedure can ensure that we will not lose any data. But when visitors come, I have to put these aside. NSA wants to impress the Japanese by showing our capabilities. They like the images returned by drones. They know that we want them to help us monitor Japanese citizens when they are not happy. They say it is illegal. Anyway, we still monitored the entire country. This is not over yet. When we browsed their systems, we controlled the infrastructure construction. We started with small projects, such as power plants, dams, and hospitals. Our goal is that if Japan is no longer our alliance one day, there will be a power outage throughout Japan. And this is not only happening in Japan, we will also install malware in Mexico, Germany, Brazil, Australia. I can understand installing these in China, or Russia, Iran, Venezuela or something. But I can't figure out how to install it in Australia. We are also forced to support those world leaders and industrial tycoons, to track ugly deals, sex scandals, and diplomatic notes to allow the United States to benefit from the G8 negotiations, or to force Brazil’s oil plants, or to help those who are not in the third world. The supported leader is on top. In the end, the fact is that no matter how unfair this is, this is not a matter of terrorism at all. Terrorism is just an excuse. This is about economic and social control, and the only thing you are protecting is the dominant government.
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After reading this, I realized that the United States could instantly black out the entire Japan nationwide. . Hegemony is very tired
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After reading this, I realized that the United States could instantly black out the entire Japan nationwide. . Hegemony is very tired
Extended Reading
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Darryl 2021-11-23 08:01:08
3.5 It can be regarded as a prequel to "Fourth Citizen", which is straightforward and straightforward. As a biopic that was shot shortly after the story happened, it can only be this kind of narrative and change range. Stone does not have much room to play. I personally think that those that overlap with the documentary are not necessary. It is better to shoot more of him. Change in political position. Unexpectedly, the cause of everything was that he discovered that his girlfriend was being watched-a little unexpected but it also made this person alive in an instant
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Yvette 2021-11-23 08:01:08
After the movie, Snowden was connected to the scene, and the signal was disturbed several times in the middle, and everyone was nervously discussing whether the government was making a ghost. . == I have to say that Snowden himself is much more attractive than Joseph's interpretation. The movie itself feels weird, even a bit artificial. It was supposed to be a thrilling but unconventional story, but it was filmed with clichés and routines, and some of the processing made people feel that the credibility of the whole incident was reduced. The documentary is much better.
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Catfish: In Vegas, looking at Afghanistan. We all knew that it was a kid. Poof. He's gone. But same village, two, three days later. We see the funeral party. We knew it was a kid that they were burying. Moms and dads wailing. And then the order comes down. Hit 'em. Poof. And they are gone in a cloud of dust.
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Edward Snowden: You ever hear about the Nuremberg trials, Trev? They weren't that long ago. Yeah, well, the big shots were the first trial, but then the next trial were just the judges, and lawyers, and policemen, and guards, and ordinary people just doing their jobs, following orders. That's where we got the Nuremberg principles, which then the UN made into international law, just in case ordinary jobs become criminal again.