Since when didn't dictators win? newyorker.com/magazine/2021/…
The idea of journalism done in secrecy is odd. Sources need to be protected but in reality there is no legal protection for journalists or their sources. An example: John Walker Lindh's lawyer insisted that I was working for the USG and entrapped him. cnn.com/2002/LAW/07/12…
non LEO phone surveillance/recording is illegal in most states but the fines are trivial. Data capture isn't technically illegal because of user agreements on apps. criminaldefenselawyer.com/resources/crim…
Kaptain Kandid Camera, the Komedy King of Kompramat. the worlds' most overpaid non journalist is working hard to turn America into a Soviet police state. NSO are not helping since you can be hacked from overseas...legally. oregonlive.com/news/2020/08/p…
The point the NSO scandal misses is that dictators, banana republics, corporations and freelancers can surveillance and abuse anyone they consider a threat from anywhere in the world. They can also mingle legal and illegal data and move it up the kill chain if you pose a risk. 
Project Opus "one size fits all" assassination powerpoint presented to Haftar in Cairo includes these "for hire" assets in the pursuit of murdering civilians. It's all based on hacking software, ELINT and getting away with murder. abc.net.au/4corners/soldi…
I interviewed people that were to be murdered by Erik's crew and the people that were hired to murder them by his minions on behalf of Haftar and his sponsor the UAE. The NSO story is just a tiny peek into this ugly world. A business of Find, Fix and Finish that continues.
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