Document alleges NSA whistleblower narrative ties President Obama and top officials to a criminal conspiracy and claims of a government ploy to tra...
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The passage links high‑level officials (President Obama, James Clapper, DNI, congressional oversight members) to alleged criminal conspiracy and a covert operation to trap Snowden, offering a concrete Alleges President Obama and top intelligence officials participated in a criminal conspiracy to conc Claims the U.S. government deliberately "trapped" Snowden in Russia to demonize him. References hi
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