AnonOps Radio Interview
Friday 19 July 2013
Stanley Cohen is a brilliant litigator who only takes cases of individuals against the State. As one of the defense attorneys for Anonymous activists in the PayPal DDoS protest he has become a hero in the FreeAnons community. He updates the developments for the PayPal 14 case as well as offering his perspective on the issues surrounding the case of Edward Snowden who leaked details of NSA global spying program. Stanley explains the basis for asylum and amnesty under International Law and the lack of respect for the law by the United States. He adds inspiration and encouragement for hactivists, activists and lovers of free speech to continual push back against the surveillance state and demand the freedoms endowed by our Creator.
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