Episode 199; Permanent Record, Review

Backwards Compatible - Audiobooks Entertained by Paul Fiander

Oct 7, 2020Society & Culture

A look at the life of a man who did what most of us fail to do Stick to his principles.A great book that puts across the reasons Snowden told the world about the Surveillance state. permanent_record_review.mp3File...

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