Glenn Greenwald has some harsh words for the CIA in an op-ed piece for the LA Times.
From the article:
"Decent people see tragedy and barbarism when viewing a terrorism attack.
American politicians and intelligence officials see something else: opportunity.
Bodies were still lying in the streets of Paris when CIA operatives began exploiting the resulting fear and anger to advance long-standing political agendas.
They and their congressional allies instantly attempted to heap blame for the atrocity not on Islamic State but on several preexisting adversaries:
Internet encryption, Silicon Valley's privacy policies and Edward Snowden."
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