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Edward Snowden's ongoing NSA disclosures seem to have the same effect on neoconservative and big-government politicians that a full moon has on werewolves--it just drives them crazy! What did he do to incur all of this acrimony?
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has an approval rate of 99.93 percent of all surveillance requests. While this might not meet the strict definition of a kangaroo court, it seems to fall within the marsupial family.
As the world watches the continuing fallout from Edward Snowden's leaks, it's useful to reflect on the implications these leaks have on professional publications. This column is a first-hand account.
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