Wednesday, April 06, 2016

Edward Snowden ridicules David Cameron for defending ‘private’ matter of Panama Papers leak...

The man hailed by some as one of personal privacy’s greatest defenders has expressed surprise at a statement made by David Cameron about the Panama Papers leaked yesterday.

Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency whistleblower who revealed numerous covert global surveillance programs, was shocked by the PM’s insistence that his father’s implication in the list of high-profile tax avoiders was “a private matter”.

The late Ian Cameron’s Blairmore Holdings Inc company, set up in the 1980s, managed tens of millions of pounds for the wealthy but has not ever paid tax on UK profits.

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But that defence didn’t wash well with Snowden, who was less than impressed at Cameron’s answer after the prime minister had repeatedly criticised him for leaking classified information.

In a post on Twitter on Monday, Snowden wrote simply in response to a Reuters story on Cameron’s response: “Oh, now he’s interested in privacy.” Full story...

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