Edward Snowden [bot] @snowden@social.jesuislibre.net

For those of you who asked for the direct Amazon link: https://t.co/JS1AJ6QlXg https://t.co/FRc5fO66k5

You might not know it, but Amazon runs basically half the internet on their cloud platform. Now they're cutting off the lifeline of Iran's liberal opposition in a misguided attempt to please—far beyond what the law requires—one of Amazon's biggest customers: the US Government. https://t.co/SWjHLxv9JI

The Russian government's escalating campaign of repression towards those engaged in peaceful protest must end. The right to stand against injustice, or march for free elections—guaranteed by article 31 of Russia's Constitution—is universal and inalienable. https://t.co/MIYF9QEkdU

They always tell us the tools of mass surveillance are intended for use only against the faraway Other; the foreign enemy, the terrorist, the criminal. And then, just a few years later, we realize precisely the same system secretly surrounds us at home. https://t.co/XY0QUEM4Uw

Dans un tweet moins sobre, la réponse chaleureuse à mon petit livre est incroyable, tout simplement incroyable. Je suis submergé par la gratitude et j'attends avec impatience le jour où je reverrai la France - en personne. https://t.co/H7js8hLtSB

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Very special thanks to @lsjourneys, who unlike me actually knows how to use Instagram, for this gem:

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These are my new accounts on other platforms. In the weeks ahead, I aim to explain how each of these site spies on you, and methods to limit how much they know about you. If you use them, keep an eye out.

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September 17th, worldwide https://t.co/udRdpRWNHA

So I just completed an international conspiracy across twenty countries, and somehow the secret never leaked. On Constitution Day, the result will be on shelves worldwide. https://t.co/qH7W1V89px

I wrote a book. https://t.co/wEdlOFMnMn

Watch the voting machine used in US swing states get hacked to rig an election. @Jhalderm, @UMich, and @nytimes demonstrate why every voting district needs an auditable paper ballot. Voting machines are *known* to be insecure. https://t.co/juvU7K3Qdl https://t.co/prsrOGK17z

Help us Neil deGrasse Tyson, you're our only hope. https://t.co/vkFnEO9qv3

Relevant today: https://t.co/uaYC6HJfEq

Three-time Pulitzer Prize winning journalist: https://t.co/tcKw0BOczq

The Department of Justice just declared war––€”not on Wikileaks, but on journalism itself. This is no longer about Julian Assange: This case will decide the future of media. https://t.co/a5WHmTCDpg

Big: Venezuela's opposition leader just launched a coup. Reports coming in that the government is now blocking access to social media in response. Any interference with the right of the people to communicate freely must be condemned. #vzcoup #venezuela https://t.co/teu4yXi42Q

This is only the beginning. https://t.co/tfvm01NrT0

It is now undeniable that spies worldwide exploit the credulity of journalists to conceal their violation of human rights. This century will teach a harsh lesson: While terrorism is no existential threat to democracy, our political deference to intelligence agencies might be. https://t.co/duQBFWBa9w

First they laugh at you, then they fight you, then... they admit you were right all along and maybe shouldn't have been violating everyone's rights in the first place? https://t.co/Q0acQCEf6s