At the moment I live in what used to be East Berlin. It feels strange to come to the former home of the Stasi to expose the dangers of government surveillance, but being here gives me hope. There is a deep historical memory among Germans of what happens to societies when its government targets and spies on its own citizens. The public outcry in Germany to the NSA disclosures has been enormous.Except now we're all in East Berlin.
Monday, August 26, 2013
Ich bin ein East Berliner
Documentary film maker Laura Poitras, recently profiled in the Sunday New York Times Magazine in the wake of her role in the Ed Snowden revelations along with Glenn Greenwald, on being spied on by the United States government:
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