Whistle-blower Talks About 'Secret NSA Rooms' at AT&T

[LiberalFighter]

Whistle-blower AT&T technician Mark Klein says his effort to reveal alleged government surveillance of Internet traffic was blocked not only by U.S. intelligence officials but also by the top editors of the Los Angeles Times.

Just on now Whistle-blower Had to Fight NSA, LA Times to Tell Story

[Ninja Jordan]

1. Those fucking skatmunchers hate us for our freedoms.

[catzies]

2. Holy cow do think that's the real Jello Biafra in the comments?

BTW thanks for the link because I am collecting and archiving whistleblower links for a project!

[Trillo]

3. I thought the Los Angeles Times

was known as a more liberal newspaper. True? Or false?

Anyway, it wouldn't surprise me if the editors had some pressure put on them. Actually, I think I've read tinfoil that the government places operatives specifically at newspapers for such "pressuring". Isn't there a rather famous CIA project name that allegedly did precisely that?

Edited to add, I remembered its name: "Operation Mockingbird."

Now that I think of it, it strikes me that a lot of "mocking" happens on Internet discussion boards these days.