• Drstrange2loveOP
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      201 year ago

      yes, he was the one who published the leaked conversations that proved that Lula’s arrest was illegal, but since then he has taken a turn to the right

    • SovereignState
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      1 year ago

      Not to sound conspiratorial or anything, but perhaps someone (or some institution) has started paying better.

      • @knfrmity
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        91 year ago

        Isn’t it interesting that he got a huge payoff to come to the Intercept at its beginning, while he still had the whole Snowden treasure trove? And then published absolutely nothing more of it.

        • SovereignState
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          61 year ago

          A snake found itself at the right place in the right time it seems.

          • @knfrmity
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            81 year ago

            That’s one interpretation and likely one level of what happened. I just can’t help but think that something else happened. The Intercept was founded and is funded by billionaire Pierre Omidyar of Ebay fame, a guy with possible connections to intelligence and one who in his “philanthropy” takes after George Soros. He seems like just the sort of ruling class character who would buy off Greenwald and Poitras to protect the surveillance state.