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The Surveillance State Debate and the NSA Fallout
A compact critique of the Snowden Greenwald debate on surveillance policy. It argues most revelations are exaggerated, clarifies NSA metadata collection and PRISM limits, and warns against an unmonitored Internet while urging a national debate on privacy versus security. It cites The New Yorker and The Times, warns of a drift toward police state risk, and notes law versus method as the core tension.
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Theo Jordan
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Meet the Press
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Thomas Friedman
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Martin Luther King