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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2013
Page
4
The notice explains how to submit signed letters to the editor by mail or email, requires verification details including full name phone number and address, prohibits anonymous submissions and libelous content, and limits letters to 300 words with possible editing for style and grammar.
The article contrasts NSA surveillance programs with the Snowden and Manning disclosures. It notes the alleged breadth of data collected from U S phone records and computers linked to major Internet companies. It cites Snowden claiming broad authority to target anyone and Manning’s 2010 leaks via WikiLeaks. It ends by invoking the First Amendment as a frame for free speech and press amid the revelations.
The author reflects on George Washington as a moral symbol of truth versus political lies. He contrasts childhood lessons about honesty with today’s politicians who claim ends justify means. The piece urges accountability and warns that truth remains a path to freedom while lies enslave individuals.
In 2013 privacy and civil liberties become inconvenient for government as NSA programs expand to scoop vast data. Snowden's leaks raise questions about who else has access and potential abuses while officials claim safeguards but evidence and former employees cast doubt. Rep Rogers and Gen Alexander defend secrecy amid calls for accountability.
A Washington Post Style feature on Pussy Riot draws ire as two jailed members face charges of hooliganism inspired by religious hatred. Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova serve time while a third member is released. Putin’s thin-skinned response and a Kremlin reshuffle backdrop color the saga, with the group’s music online and potential publicity twists ahead.
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