The first actually occurred three years ago, but I only learned of it because Robert Malone, MD highlighted the video on his Substack. [1] The situation involved Edward Snowden, of whom most are aware, fled the USA for someplace in Russia to asylum. Snowden, at one point in his life, was very high up in the ABC agencies that are somehow tasked with, to put it bluntly (though they would disagree), spying on Americans without due process. Snowden gave a speech in 2019 before a group of software developers and tech people. It’s a long video and there is an option to read the entire speech, which is what I did, because it allows me to scan through and goes a bit faster for me.

Snowden had some eye-opening things to say about how numerous spy agencies will do whatever they choose to do (“because they said so” and can get away with it), to gain any and all information they want to gain about anyone, setting aside the Constitution. He talked about the beginnings of the Internet, which wasn’t much. I remember it well. He spoke of how it developed and how at one point, phone lines were hooked directly up to and through NSA, a spy agency. Beyond this, he spoke of AT & T keeping records and logs of every phone call, text message, photo and anything else anyone sent via cell towers. In fact, AT & T kept these records for years.