around the world, every child on the set of still receives a liter of elk each day that the stakes capacity to see the vulnerable from sanctions. because the ministry, the hello, i'm elizabeth moran and don't have a detailed stories on algebra. international pressure as mounting on nature, as kudos to reinstate owls to president mohammed, but soon have cancelled military agreements with funds and withdrawal need. she has invested as to several countries, but the tree lead to update on she only has also re coordination is envoy from washington. but the us secretary of state is abided. administration will continue to support efforts by the west applicant block. it was to restore democracy. we believe it is vitally important that what eco was has called for actually take

effect in that is the free and present it by zoom and restoration of the constitutional order in the chair. and we support the efforts that costs to making, including the pressure that it's exerting in order to achieve that. so that result form of us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to full charges of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results. trump appear to nicole house in washington dc on thursday. it's the, it's a criminal case against the former president. the most serious charge carries a maximum present sentence of 20 years. this is a very sad day for america. sad. it was also very sad driving through washington dc and seeing the bill and the k at all of the broken buildings and was this is not the place that i left. it's a very sad thing to see it when you look at what's happening. this is

a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. the persecution of the person that's leading by very, very substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading by, by a lot of you can read a new person or you prosecute them. we can't let this happen in america. video has been released of lots believe to be a ukrainian drug and having to ship the blacks the poor to an overseas. earlier roches defense ministry said it full the ukrainian drawing the tack on one of its naval bases near the port. the local government said nothing stablished, but the video shows the ship's thinking and being towed. lebanon's can take upon minister has of all of the palestinian president, his army will intervene of rivals. factions don't stop slicing in the i'm of holloway refugee can. that's even because he says the gun barrels a flagrant violation of lebanese sovereignty,

the mainstream set of movements and various onto the vine for control of the cap. it is rarely false as have killed a young palestinian during one of the nightly rates of the occupied westbank. witnesses say 18 year old. my sense of the sun was shuffling the head at close range and the new shelves comp, supreme court judges in india have given the go ahead for ra, who's gone, be to return to parliament and campaign in elections next year. the court has suspended his conviction for defamation ends is 2 year prison sentence. the leading opposition politician was sentenced in march for mocking prime minister in that in the morning. got of jane and noise for the use swing of gone these policies folk outside the course in new delhi being coordinated with those on the go. the supreme court has issued to stay on the 2 year sentence thing. a road of guntee by law quotes, and the court said that the constituency represented by gun they should not go under represented in the house, is the maximum possible punishment given by the trial court resulted in gun these

disqualification from the parliament. this has been completed now he will be able to go through the problem and the supporters of bangladesh has main opposition. policy, a routing in dhaka, the nation's demonstrations in the capital, or against a 9 year jail sentence. given to the psalm, the full, the prime minister, hyundai, the z, a, rod, police have repeatedly cracked. donald protest is who demanding the resignation of 5 minutes to shake siena and her government. the group also has confirmed the killing of its leader and named successor. it says a booth who's saying i'll put a she was killed in combat and northwest and syria, but didn't say when took as president tragic 5 edible on announced could have she had been killed in april. so those are the headlines on elders 0 digital decisions is coming up next. the

of the, at the moment we are in a state of universal intersection. i took a note just one time the constitution. i'm not taking notes support incentive to say a good start and did something that was important and was really fact to call these people. super heroes is not so good because it ships to look to some people. they are super heroes. for others, simply traitors. whistle blowers like daniel ellsberg, thomas drake, william penny,

and edward snowden. hackers and activists, like the wiki likes, found a julie into songs and the former british secret service agent on the mushroom. they want us about the complete surveillance of our society. they oppose intelligence agencies, governments and corporations. and for this, they are threatened, pounded and imprisoned, quietly so committed what drives the san francisco california. the cradle of our modern day computer industry, home to creative technicians and visionaries. hackers and whistle blowers

in a suburb of san francisco lives. the godfather of all whistle blowers. daniel ellsberg i'm probably the only wish to go, or that i know of who can make a living is electra. because i'm the one who was put on trial for a 115 years under one who was involved in a president being resigning because of his crimes against me. so he made me notorious enough that, uh, that i can make a living as it looks as make studied economic science at harvard. and the 1950s. after graduating, he enrolled like many fellow whistle blowers in the military. the and you, she, courage here and around you, the convention, ensure high courage. you've been trained for if you've been disciplined for,

but you see it, it happens if the training works and people are risking their bodies and their life every minute. the end of the 19 sixty's eligible worked at the us embassy and vietnam. he became known by publishing the secret pentagon papers which proved that the us president had lied to the american public about the vietnam war for years. hillsburg decided to make the documents public. after meeting peace activists who had refused to draft the i would not have thought of doing it. if i didn't have the example of many, many people who were going to prison for non violent resistance to the craft. in 1969 ellsberg began smuggling parts of the pentagon

papers out from the government agency. he worked for and copied them over the following months. a total of $7000.00 pages secret documents. in march 1971, he passed the documents to the new york times, who eventually printed ellsberg, surrendered himself and was charged with theft and unauthorized possession of pentagon materials. the trial collapsed when it came to light. but nixon and illegally wire tapped ellsberg. the ann agents had broken into a psychiatrist office. the ellsberg thereafter remained a free man. the if they originally are indict me. then i will say it was only me.

the sharing next to me to show happens. and she, i couldn't figure out why she wasn't indicted my life because she had done a lot of coughing. i had a free set of fingerprints. all of the paper or vision i saw it was because they didn't watch such a beautiful woman sitting next to me. at the defense table in front of the jury, the guy would advise people now not to do what i did to reveal themselves. if they can avoid it, i reveal my show for the same reason. snowden do to essentially, we knew that other people would be suspected, maybe even charged with circumstantial evidence against people who might look more more guilty than you did the

other way. rather, take to rich rich. mr. daniel ellsberg the we have a 3rd list who will be joining us from russia. one of the, from one of my real heroes. and i think many people in this room, many people in the hacker community, many people in america, edward snowden, welcome. more than 40 years after daniel ellsberg, tennessee employee, edward snowden, emerges as a whistle blower. the usa now as a new public enemy number one,

commanding and now to you. i'm getting more favorable publicity. i am 40 years 40 because suddenly people who were all for putting me in prison for life before i realized that i was really a very good guy. i was the i was the good whistleblower. and so i'm, i'm totally, of course rejected this from the beginning, even though i didn't want to be a foil for a showing a badly to people that i totally admired. there was a moment at whole backs the whole backs conference in july in new york city. ellsberg, i was having a live conversation with us now we have the front as americans and as members of the global community to know the broad outlines of government policies that have a significant impact on our lives. and i think that's something just

a tundra and showed me how to do the right way. the there was a moment where he said very clearly, very distinctly that i showed him the right way. i always helped us know to come along. thomas drake served during the cold war in europe in the 1980s with the u. s . air force, which included work is the signals analyst on spike plains hoover and the soviet union is recognizance over the country. and then my, my, my was computers as was, it was a vast, a role in your now the ball is particularly your very quickly. you have the full of dialing is the old chaos computer. in the 19

ninety's, drake worked as a software developer for the c. i a in september 2001. he was hired as a senior analyst by the n. s. a. my 1st name and job is $911.00. we were working, you know, 1618 hour days. i mean it was that those 4 months after 911 or a blurred because as it was just in your network, we recognized that this was a significant event in history. the, whatever you've done the fight wherever you've got the labs, we need whatever tools you can use to prosecute those behind the 911. do it. i was selected as a designated senior executive and the say the lead of that effort to find anything we had to fight. and so i did. and that's where i brought to the attention of

others, tools, techniques, programs, things are in the lab, things or pilots, things that were being just testbed, the mantra that went out for better say my general hate and he kept going around, say we just need to make americans feel safe again. a seal size even had banners. i discovered during those 1st couple, 3 weeks after 911. all of this information that we did, you imagine was pouring in after 911, literally being use to monitor and servile and intercept us domestic communications. on an extraordinarily broad scale, i was finding this out within days of 911 and others were coming to me saying, what are we doing? talk among the snow documents were figures for the u. s. secret service budget since september 11th, they supposedly doubled by $25000000000.00 to $52000000000.00 us dollars in 2013.

the the surveillance programs continue to metastasize. the continue expand in ways that still have not been fully revealed. and this became sort of the collect at all mindset and mentality. what does that lead to? well, yes, you're, you're, you're a single organization. you have these other interesting arrangements with certain, uh, internet providers and telecommunication concerns to temptations are enormous. and it's like, hey, you know, give us access or back in or open it up. and that's what happened. i mean, and now you're seeing a lot of this on falls, the national security agency. and i said, for short, the largest for an intelligence agency in the usa has been responsible for the world wide monitoring of electronic communications since 1952. some of the

$35000.00 employees weren't comfortable with the massive expansion of surveillance and september 11th. all of the colleagues that i knew which was just a handful bill bd ad luminous kirk we be chose to retire from the n a say in late october 2001. they realize what was happening. they could not stand by and see this a version of the constitution and all the work that they had done being used for mass surveillance. they left the agency, i beg them to stay. i chose to remain and fight from with it. as long as i could i got madison. you know, so i, my, my objective was the counter attack. i don't believe in the defense, you know, just sitting back in the defensive. i mean, you have to get out there and attack. so that's what i started doing. that was my

point, it's time to attack. so basically it was a declaration of war, me against my government really infinity mathematician program. i initially works vanessa as an analyst. the leader is the technical director of the secret service. is the boss of a 6000 strong team who developed a wire tap program that anonymously filtered and processed large volumes of death. the trying to do the, the right thing, right after $911.00, trying to make a contribution that would make a difference. they refused to accept it, so it was basically locked, so there was nothing i could do. they would accept nothing for me. the and i say directors decided against the program from veney's team and opted for another. they collected much more data. the problem is i help the in

designing the, the system that's in yet because i knew it was possible once they started using those programs and opening it up to massive data input on everybody in the planet. so it was pretty clear that it's obvious to me how they were using it and what they're doing with it. so to me, because i understood the design of the systems. and so after that, when they started spying on us citizens violating the constitution, i had to leave. i couldn't be a part of all the criminal activity that was going on. i mean, that's fundamentally, i call that treason against the country. so i get out at the end of october, halloween day, 20011 year later benny submitted a complaint to the u. s. defense department for wasting state funds. the complaint was examined but had no effect. the patriot bill benny became a combative whistle blower, a role model for many. today,

the intelligence preventative integrity was for 2016 building representatives, the patch housing side that you between 2 and you click the 3 black toner and it gives the type of integrity, his privacy, and his password on it. is this yours in adam's associates integrity and intelligence a word recipient? so thank you the, the new every major leader and then say i know general he personally and i have to say that i have met more people with true integrity and character since i left and said well, benny opted out of the system. his colleague,

thomas drake fund against the violation of civil rights from within the, in a say the, my new for the moment i stood up to my own supervisor. and i went to her and said, what are we doing? violating the prime directive. do cannot spine americans out a warrant. you don't understand. i confronted my boss. i go to the, the office general counsel, i confront him. and then he says, don't ask any more questions. now you're faced with a dilemma. i didn't give the order, i'm not the one that was implementing the survey on the mass surveillance program, the digital dragnet. what do you do? i chose to model is the but how do you do that? knowing there is a mass surveillance program and knowing the say was targeting targeting journalist

the i made arrangements and encrypted form to communicate anonymously. with this reporter the, then i made a decision that i would meet the report that was in february of 2007 the the journalist subsequently published a number of articles about the waste and mismanagement in the n. s. a. the repercussions were enormous. but the n a say let the attacks come to nothing. as drake did not prove the central part of his criticism with documents. this tactics suddenly stopped working in 2013. edward snow's material, the stuff he took a, made it absolutely impossible for them to deny what they were doing because it's

simply laid out in their terms on their slides, what they were doing and it was impossible for them to denied. so i don't think mister snyder was paid for the way in which these disclosures happened had been, had been damaged to the united states and damaging to our intelligence capabilities . the people, as, as i see, is the patriot or trader. you know, that's the headline and all these things. edward snowden, patriots are, that drives me nuts. the very thought, you know, that people could regarding, was a traitor. we will likely of face is the cost in human lives, on tomorrow's battlefield or, and in some, in some, uh, some place where, where we will put our, our military forces. you know, when we ask them to go into harm's way. and i think that's, that's the greatest cost that we face with the disclosures that have of that have

been presented so far. snowden was the one person who can say, who did what he absolutely should have done. how many people should have done working? good snow is revealing. you said global trip to potential for democracy. any history doesn't let me know obedience to a story holding a side your obligations to your people, to your country. so the benefit of your government is the offices of patriotism until the revelations by edward snowden, the warnings of intelligence agency, critics were always shrugged office speculation. only after hit publish all the original and as a document was their proof and concrete evidence provided for the 1st time

the document should make a difference. it is more risky to do that. it also makes all the difference in terms of political effect. snowdon reading an i gave the documents less than one percent of the site and documents have been published. and that's terrible. a terrible things those, those documents do not belong to insurance. they do not belong to a website. or they did not belong to the national security agency. they belong to history. they are part of something that humanity has gone through. every single one of those have been, has been a victim of national security agencies by all human beings who use the internet of victims on it and the victims deserves tonight. what has happened to the, the

opportunity is in producing a very broad global average about what has happened in every country and informing, over the kinds of that surveillance about what is actually happening to them and releasing and off documents service. all the technical industries and hackers and computer programs can and all the governments can work out how to protect julian assange. pattern journalist was interested in computer programming from an early age. as a teenager, he had already hacked into 4 and data systems and military networks. later he studied physics and mathematics and melbourne in 2006, he founded the whistle blowing, website wiki, lex,

which publishes secret documents of government's intelligence agencies and corporations. kind of the old story, paul's an inside. and what started it was an inside. i would say that i was never inside i was the inside you know, train intelligence or the companies. so the computer heck a later than our analyst analyzing the image or um, so i headache city can sense for what they are about. but i never had that here that one should work for these organizations. for people who are in the us national security system, it was like there on a drug drug that made them powerful because there were groups that has a lot of power. and the system has a way of talking about how the world works and how united states

empire is a good thing. i can take a long time towards that drug out of the system, the else. but it does need to be entirely wash that out of the system. but the more recent whistle blow, as they still have, perhaps some, some way to go. the only difference i have for massages, i think the only thing is i think that he probably believes more in the value of total or near total transference for $92.00 african narratives from african perspectives. whatever has been done before, can be done even better as long as a human being is doing it. you can shoot document reese from an african filmmakers from mozambie and can you from i am from the i. so p team in east and central, giant middle choppers and can yeah,

i like africa direct on. i'll just sierra the next week the i was in a hands on to unless i'm working in asia and africa, that'd be days where i'd be choosing the other thing, myron stories and a refugee camp with no electricity. and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity is ever faced. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion, generosity, and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together. that's why on to 0 is so important. we make those connections

the and is withdrawn and done. how would the top stories on which is 0 international pressure is mounting on dishes cruelty to is to reinstate house to president obama, the position of canceled military agreements with funds and withdrawing the she has and bass. it has to several countries military lead out through all non gianni has so we coordinate, she has on board from washington. but the us secretary of states is a bite and administration will continue to support efforts to restore democracy. we believe it is vitally important that what the car wash has called for actually take effect and that is the free and present it by zoom and restoration of

the constitutional order in the chair. and we support the efforts that ek wants to making, including the pressure that it's exerting in order to achieve that, that result from a us president, donald trump has pleaded not guilty to full charges, charges of conspiring to over to 2020 election result. trump appeared in a coach house in washington, dc on thursday is the 3rd criminal case against the former president. the most serious charge carries a maximum prison sentence of 20 years. video has been released of lots believe to be a ukrainian drawing and having a warship for the blacks. the pools of no little ceased, the video shows the ship sinking, being towed earlier, roches defense ministry said it forwarded you cleaning and drawing the tack on one of its naval bases near the port. supreme court judges in india have given the go ahead for ra, who's gone the to return department and campaign,

and the next is next to the court has suspended his conviction for defamation. on his 2 year prison sentence, the leading opposition politician was sentenced in march for mocking prime minister in the inter morty surname lebanon's. k take a prime minister has won the palestinian president that has army will intervene if rival factions don't stop flashing in the i'm of holloway refugee can legit, mccarty? it says the gun barrels a flagrant violation of lebanese sovereignty. supporters of bung divisions, main office, ocean potty, a routing and bunker, the license demonstrations of the capital or against a 9 year jail sentence given to the some of the former prime minister, highly to z s. well those are the headlines on elders 0. stay with all digital dissidents continues next. the

wiki legs, highly explosive documents can still be published anonymously, that otherwise would be withheld through non disclosure or censorship. according to wiki links, all documents are checked for authenticity. one major aim is deforest corporations and intelligence agencies to a by, to more transparency and social responsibility to shed light on their well kept secrets which cover up illegal and immoral behavior. the finance technology, i think for the sauce fall in love of on this. so i'm, it is, yeah, it's, um, it will make it fun for you with somebody kind of share. so dawson, enough, got his time for that. the outside of kind of depends, i enter the assistance rhetorical counter attack, which is like something happened kindergarten. which is to say, no, no, no, you do that. and uh, unfortunately it is the us prices, so sort of so uh,

but it did print print as long since. so she makes her bills very concretely, extremely accurate documentation. having us says, own records shows that it was involved in one way or another. and it does have more than a 120000 people in iraq and afghanistan between 20042010 the us government, the responses maybe hypothetically as a result of this release of this material. so mass can family or us soldier couldn't face risk, that's the standard accusation, or like what tom drake did threaten military lives. well, exposing corruption, fraud, waste, and induce doesn't threaten military lives, continuing them threatens military lives. now the end result is that they are forced to admit last year on the earth that a single person had been home as a result of publications. while

the massage demands, the protection of individual privacy on the one hand and on the other radical transparency of governments. and corporations, what are the motives of whistle blowers? why do intelligence, insight, or step forward into the light risk and their careers, their lives to expose the wrong doings of those in power? is there a common, a collective mission of this broad alliance and wild mix of patriotic secret service agents and architecture type of punks and intellectual publicist? the common theme, what among all of us is the, the, the, that we support human rights. and then we support the public's right to know

information, especially when it's threatens the public or threatens the, the democracy or freedom of individuals. i mean, that's the kind of common theme that comes through all i think. but it's a lonely act that you commit as one person, but i was convicted by the truth of what i knew. so i made a conscious choice the violate a non disclosure agreement. we also took the oath to protect and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. so that means even our government, if it's violating the constitution, so we have, we have the responsibility to stand up against that. it's the moral agency. you're, you're confronted by activity that demands a response and you are in a place where you have access to information. you have access your eye,

witness to such an eye witness or you are, you are brought into awareness scrubbing from 5 to 5 for she and especially on what you've up to and have a specific going on when it's been off them on them. just one just contest is connie. so funds initially live on dishonest vision warranty bucks. one does have associates as a win win. i need to abide by the roof. comes up my iphone brush between the bundle of tons of sun buses done on site. this does the fire as ex, tightly and some search for an independent is me. take on a tab, so i'll send both is what i need. so in a different desktop, this is our new show. it's one mentioned to found it is, this is hi smear once is arden dismissing this of knowing for problem this number off of that 5 on card image in high profile leaks. we funded funding for lending order from snowden to start as it is now, the website will die and just it's just as a name and phone boxes kind of when it's is arden as this option is moving,

they shouldn't align us to music. we have all the stomach problems to call these people. super heroes is not so good because it strips them up on a personal say, well, they did it. i admire that, that they're not me. i'm not a super hero who thinks of themselves as a super hero. only not seen or 16 year old a dream of it. you know so, so that's your excuse for not doing it. it doesn't take the superficial. at least none of these people would have been identified as super here of my calling for all the way those northern here it is basically the all the name, the untwisting as mine i think is to see i pay a month to month off plus and was taught him this most often as of august least keep it off to the $1.00 in sign in for me to contact. somebody tried twice and it won't be called to be another because the last time he touched it in the home, the content of the on the inside thing was one which he said, oh for st. this all. so they posted on the assembly kinda in space on the deal is

up in the system with us. that's one of the assistant heads behind the naturally so it was loaded on to any longer at least safety in ice. so they have to say in the, in a c months and the same to are things can time to say, i was kept out the totes, i think, love it, almost a plus modem and it's the end of somebody letting seen a month. we snowed as a month with julian asperity tool theaters give me a gift card and i'm really coming to a toner as possible. a rush talks about an explanation from lots and they'll do some test. as mentioned, you shouldn't have to go cons expense and vince based on or used to, i know for, for one device each of in, in constituents to show up. this would be the best size of what does this look as our menu item. not even know the diamond con 20th design. does it does that for the pc, but soluble that's most students, i have a budget on shift. i've got some how so it is we have a new month to most as to the

each democracy session with the executive branch of each country, whether it's normally democratic or not. knowing everything about the private lives of all of their citizens for legislators, their journal, if they're in charges and they're ordinary people who can be turned into informants . i wish those people knowing almost nothing about to go to the government be okay and secretive and the people being transparent. you guys, this is the most ridiculous i've ever seen. you know, your smile, everybody in the country and everybody in the world, you're not even bothering around inside your secret. if you don't have privacy

and your communications to be co guarantee, you can hold a telephone conversation or write an email, a view stuff from the internet, read books, and once that is known to deal with ortiz and it can, you begin to self censor? what you say and what you read. penny marshall is a former agent of the british national intelligence agency. m. i find you begin to enroll a little bit field in the life. because you're told you carla mentioned you being crucified. i find that means that people tend to focus much more on their life within my 5. so you begin to socialize a lot more with other people that because you can talk not stuff mental. so you end up in many and in relationships with your fellow intelligence offices, which is how i met my former partner and colleague david schaler. when she made the legal practices of the intelligent service public, any more show supported him in becoming a whistle blower. in 1997,

shortly before the publication of the secret documents, the couple flew to france. they went underground for a year and subsequently lived in paris for 2 years. in 2000 they returned to london . shaleigh went to prison, marshall was spared. since then, she fights for government accountability and campaigns for the rights of whistle blowers. when david shared her and i ended up going around her and we sold on a series crime for me like 5. we were very conscious of exactly how they could be talking to you as an investigator. yes. so wherever we love, we to load the test and might be compromised, the computer might be compromised. there might be microphones in where we were living. there might be a video cameras recording what we did and also people might be tend to vote against us. so there will these different techniques that they can use. and this was way back in the ninety's in a little bit or so even at that point when we are on the roads, my life,

of course here we you see any so far away that we need to communicate to each other securely, which was to put a piece of the ceramic on the surface and put one sheet of paper on it. and then you cover it says nothing can read what you write for the paper. you don't say anything, you just write what you will until the piece paper. and they do allow usertesting to read that message. so there's no one here that could be no video and it could be no imprint under that one piece of paper. then of course, you have to get rid of that piece of paper. so you have to balance up over eyes, the ashes. i need to cost it to the wings to the system to do. because we know that uh, computers are kind of friends that can be customized. the video can be switched to many people and it can be switched. they can look for some keyboards, they can even, and this comes from a smooth disclosures. they can even use my quays. a power need to be moved to the screen and read what you're typing.

the we live in a digital world we're little remains and see turning privacy into another luxury good. the blink science fiction visions of a powerful surveillance apparatus with seemingly endless technical possibilities. now only seems a question this time. how does this change our behavior of every move we make? every word we say is recorded and that allies, which rules will we have to play? and whose writing script? having lived with that sense and demick surveillance, i can tell you it's a crisis to the human spirit. so once you lose that sense previously,

and you start to solve sensor, you start to be an effective and fully integrated system. if that country supremacy in my view is the last defense against the slide towards a police station, or to tell us hiring this. and if you like all your rights for a moment, you've lost them for a lifetime. and that's why this matters is because it happened and we didn't know we were told the . 2 the use the word if i have nothing to fear and you'll 0 all that language. ok. turn turn. you live in apartment or house?

yes. well just give me a piece. yeah. a car or any other ready to release it? yes. give me your partners. do you use a google, you have a gmail and now you have baseball will give you all your passwords. do you have a medical records? try those over to me too. oh, by the way, all his bank accounts and telephone records, it just seems to me for safe keeping. can you have independent ports? can you have independent press? none of that. and as a now as a potential to know every source of every journalist of every store or by following the emails following the phones, following the people with 3rd gps with their, with their iphones and clean record these a. these has been circling things up. this with him here in a, in a must move a whole same thing and put a different starts and they are 3 massive and it's a general is not about to value. it's not about saving me. it's about surveillance . us collect. it's about watching the company for everybody in the country and on

a global scale, the in ours contrast to the recently emerged, facts, great public outcry has not yet been heard. now why don't people can and you k, it's very easy on said putney is co true because he's still in love with james bold and political leaders immediately came out in defense. the intelligence agencies say, we know what they do, they follow the little everyone go back to sleep, don't worry. so the basic theme frame use it in u. k. it wasn't, i think, in, as i said, usa brazil in germany. but it's amazing how quickly people forget on this and this

tells might not take off this, offering the input on to and explain if it's on the environment gross. while he comes up as an agent and something kind of is on the phone to them, a group as well. if you can put them some crosby, intellects on the home, don't do any good to me to ball. you know? so if i can get into the, when it became known in autumn, 2013, that the private cell phone of german chancellor angle america was tapped by the in a say, the public outcry in germany was initially large. until then, the german american friendship had been close and germany believed to be an equal

part of the united states defense spine and france, of course they do. everybody does this. i mean, we caught the is really spying on us several times. what did that do to our relationship, but not really anything, because we know everybody does that. okay. if you're a leader of a country in the world, your target, everybody wants to know what you're thinking. so you are a target friends and foes bank. everybody's looking to see or trying to find out what you're thinking. universally true. i mean that's, that's why diplomacy was started right back in thousands of years ago. so. so, i mean, it's nothing new chancellor merkel and when she found out or, or private phone was being tapped. i mean, she should have under understood that from the beginning, i mean, or in her security, should have told her that from the beginning and giving her some protection. since all the leaders understood at the fact that it's exposed, you have to object maybe publicly. but in reality afterwards, you the relationship is too important to jeopardize just for

a simple thing that you already knew was happening as a have missed an i know this is the mention. this intimacy of the indifferent mid season fair and as of what became leaks we had in as a favor on getting the envelopes. 6 to the, to an advisor will have them for you see tonight of us google is kinda under the mucus codes on that doesn't end up to focus on that to, to only give you citizen that's who owns despite the

following relation to bulk scenarios is exactly the same as the problem with the global warming executive side. it's not the full effect here right now individually. why is the global warming interested in your and was, and as i interested in quite well, warming affects everyone because in general, changing things, folks of violence affects everyone because it leads to a general change. and the nature of civilization, global warming is invisible. the intangible only kind of glimpse maybe today wasn't good. hold on, i don't know. it's like when settings up. so the symbol a message surveillance isn't visible, is conducted at these points that can't come together or i'm sorry, it's taking its things into google and these are extremely sophisticated and

complex technologies that everyone accept. specialists does not understand specialists, understand its saying that everyone else, my god con, you see what's happening similarly, relation to greenhouse gases, climate scientists understand that. saying my god kind of see what's happening in the case of climate science. well, there's account and lobby, which is the fossil fuel companies and all those profiting from that. and the cases folks of violence fast. so i don't think that the stream and the intelligence agencies and so on and older as was talking down that information and profit from an informal reading the other direction. so very similar to see if tears text makes the mass surveillance and necessary evil for many the much quoted if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear. often legitimizes, this new thing of covert agencies get many, are unaware of the actual extent of the surveillance,

the, basically a big data which provides the raw data that seems to be analyzed. extreme filters, it can be subject to tools for it's for it says every thing you do is being animal is being waged. it's being measured the but the intelligence services are not the only ones monitoring communications and processing mess of data. also, private corporations like google, amazon, facebook, and apples to like millions of pieces of information about how to analyze and monetize the

tasks. i think it's a self, folks, that's not a sac that oil. dr. cynthia, most of the scientists wants to be on this as best bit annoying, viewed shift for the civic, not to see the horror stuff trying to go see with us. ask for it to to be unless we don't really know what exactly happens with our own digital trans. my dad is transferred and visibly to huge data centers. supplementing into a complex new identity. creating our digital itself, the smartphones capture communication behavior. along when, where and with whom we talk the data we create,

assembling our digital self is also of interest as a juicy source of information for the intelligence community. and it's not just, i say instead of like say, i mean they smoke from the state. they were tapping the fiber line between the google servers, yet they didn't even know this is going on because it had a lot of surveillance also changed to as light came out as buying on us and the national security agency on it. if there was a risk, when coming to the embassy to apply for 5 on the you've got to remember the inside the terms to their trumpet. these things are

holding these guys up as examples to say, look, if you say what's going on, if you shut off the line, even if, even if you're doing it for the right reasons, even if you're doing it the right there. the every thing is being animal is being it's being measured. and it's not just by saying that all my sites, i mean they slow things out of the state. at the moment we are in a state of universe with edwards funded something that was throwing back would rather take the risk of democracy to the risks of dictatorship, digital dissidence. on out to 0, the

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a cloud in the sky on the satellite image across the central areas and the above average temperatures continue for places like southern brazil as well as origin. tina you're a y m power g y, as well as surely. but we'll start to see them full of the next few days across southern areas that's reflected in santiago's a 3 day. we'll see sunshine replaced by clouds. by the time we get to sunday, the blustery conditions continue for the south of this, the stronger winds, pounding patagonia through the weekend. i know of much dry a picture, but still some rain edging across ecuador, into columbia and further east. now we move to central america and the caribbean. it's business as usual, a little bit to why if the case is like cuba on friday, it's got spring of showers as we go into such a day. but still plenty of sunshine coming through the, the west to where that can be found to the west of mexico. we bought something of a storm trying to form that's gonna chuck some rain mexico city on saturday, 22 degrees celsius. before the know this launch the hot and fly monterey,

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