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Snowden, Manning and Tsarnaev: is the only difference a pressure cooker?

Posted on December 26, 2013 by lawrence serewicz

If we answer this question with a tentative yes, we uncover a deeper problem for liberal democracy. Exasperated by politics, the political process, and society’s failure to change the political system, the three men[1] acted in their respective ways to … Continue reading →

Posted in censorship, education, Government, scholarship, statesmanship, Uncategorized | Tagged Bradley Manning, Chelsea Manning, Civil disobedience, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Edward Snowden, George Orwell, Martin Luther King, National Security Agency, Snowden, United States, Whistleblower | 21 Comments

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