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|20130819||theguardian.com||[http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/aug/19/glenn-greenwald-journalism-david-miranda-detention Is Glenn Greenwald's journalism now viewed as a 'terrorist' occupation? David Miranda's detention shows that being the partner of the man who interviewed the NSA whistleblower is enough to see you treated like a terrorist]||[[GREENWALD, GLENN]] / [[MIRANDA, DAVID]] / [[JOURNALISM]] / [[TERRORISM]] | |||
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|20130806||salon.com||[http://www.salon.com/2013/08/06/cyberscare_ex_nsa_chief_calls_transparency_groups_hackers_next_terrorists/singleton/ Cyberscare: Ex-NSA chief calls transparency groups, hackers next terrorists: Michael Hayden equates potential angry reactions to Snowden indictments to al-Qaida operations]||[[HAYDEN, MICHAEL]] / [[NSA]] / [[TRANSPARENCY]] / [[HACKER]] / [[TERRORISM]] | |20130806||salon.com||[http://www.salon.com/2013/08/06/cyberscare_ex_nsa_chief_calls_transparency_groups_hackers_next_terrorists/singleton/ Cyberscare: Ex-NSA chief calls transparency groups, hackers next terrorists: Michael Hayden equates potential angry reactions to Snowden indictments to al-Qaida operations]||[[HAYDEN, MICHAEL]] / [[NSA]] / [[TRANSPARENCY]] / [[HACKER]] / [[TERRORISM]] | ||
