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from jwilker

So I watched Citizen Four a while back, and think it helped in reading this. Though not nec. it certainly helped me remember parts of the documentary, as well as vicualize parts of the story as they unfolded. That said, wow, good book. Scary, and pretty depressing, but good, and everyone should r...

from yeremenko

An important read just as much for the insight into media complicity with the surveillance state, than the revelations made by Snowden. Greenwald accurately and methodically shows how time honored dishonest tactics have allowed governments, and their media lapdogs to erode our freedoms. Criticism...

from wethewatched

It's easy to feel a bit of information overload when you first learn about an information leak revealing that the NSA has spied on regular American citizens and that major Internet companies like Microsoft and Facebook have helped them do it.Glenn Greenwald is the reporter who read through countl...

from PhilipJHunt

Such an important book! It gets 5 stars because every thinking person on earth should read it and consider deeply its message. I read the "Edward Snowden Files" in March, the story of the NSA whistle-blower told from the perspective of the Guardian journalists. Now here is the point of view of Gl...

from Justantolin

My opinion for this novel is multi-faceted. I understand the gravity of the issue at hand, which is that America is becoming dominated by an omnipotent "Big Brother". I think that this is a topic that every American should at least be familiarized with and take a position on. As technology progre...