Zappia launches defence of secret money from US
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The company is keen to distance its activities from those of the military and argues that it has ‘no affiliation whatsoever wigospelhitzth any particular country or person, and that we do not collect any financial information’.
It claims it has taken measures to ensure that all information and data it receives is secured and accurate, but acknowledges it is ‘committed to the protection of the privacy of our users’.
The Guardian has obtained copies of email correspondence between its staff and the Department of Homeland Security in which it argues it must not be contacted by the US Government because it does not have any contact information.
The department’s communications director Mark S. Smith told the paper that he sent Mr Turnbull ‘the message’ and was ‘not aware of anything’ to warrant further action.
Mr Turnbull has consistently stressed that Mr Snowden would not be given amnesty if released, arguing that the whistleblower did ‘put the lives of his fellow Americans at risk’ by reve우리카지노aling the extent to which the US is being pursued on espionage charges.
The US Congress has been unable to confirm the extent of the alleged criminal action against Mr Snowden and is expected to take months to rule on it.
