White House: Snowden's "true motive" is to "injure national security"
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And conversely, any such function is uniquely described by such a partition. That's all there is to it! An unnamed senior Administration official joined the Snowden-bashing
chorus, telling reporters, “Mr. Snowden’s claim that he is
focussed on supporting transparency, freedom of the press, and
protection of individual rights and democracy is belied by the
protectors he has potentially chosen: China, Russia, Cuba, Venezuela,
and Ecuador. His failure to criticize these regimes suggests that his
true motive throughout has been to injure the national security of
the U.S., not to advance Internet freedom and free speech.”
This wasn't some "unnamed senior Administration official"; it was the White House spokesman, Jay Carney, speaking in this afternoon's press briefing. It's an official statement of the White House. Here's the video and transcript:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/weigel/2013/06/28/_26_senators_vs...