NSA Whistleblower Alleges Illegal Spying
Russell Tice, a longtime insider at the NSA, alleges secret operations
were conducted in ways that he believes violated the law.
Image source: ABC News
were conducted in ways that he believes violated the law.
Image source: ABC News
Brian Ross writes on ABC News:
Russell Tice, a longtime insider at the National Security Agency, is now a whistleblower the agency would like to keep quiet.
For 20 years, Tice worked in the shadows as he helped the United States spy on other people's conversations around the world.
"I specialized in what's called special access programs," Tice said of his job. "We called them 'black world' programs and operations."
But now, Tice tells ABC News that some of those secret "black world" operations run by the NSA were operated in ways that he believes violated the law. He is prepared to tell Congress all he knows about the alleged wrongdoing in these programs run by the Defense Department and the NSA in the post-9/11 efforts to go after terrorists.
"The mentality was we need to get these guys, and we're going to do whatever it takes to get them," he said.
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