Congressman deprecate SXSW for Allowing Snowden to Speak

After the Top secrete document of NSA leaked by contractor Edward Snowden, American Intelligence is chasing him but he was exiled to Russia and now he is invented to deliver a keynote at National Security Conference through Video conferencing. As reports says the American Security Intelligence is Keeping any on Information System around the world and on online activity, so the NSA’s congressman is in fear to disclose anything so Representative Mike Pompo, A member of house Intelligence Committee is asking the Festival South by Southwest to extract the invitation to Former Agency Contractor Snowden. He has already criticize the Snowden’s leak’s of thousands of Documents, added that his appearance through Video Conference would under estimate the “Fairness and Freedom” of the event, which supposed to promote.

Congressmansaid in a letter “Returning to the U.S., I think, is the best resolution for the government, the public, and me, but it’s unfortunately not possible in the face of current whistle-blower protection laws. This discourse is undermined when a music, film and interactive conference and festival provides a venue to an at-large criminal, who has refused extradition to answer for his crimes in court, His presence will not advance the debate; it will merely create a circus. The questions include: Why did Snowden steal tactical military and strategic secrets? What is his relationship with Russia? Why didn’t he take the information to an inspector general or a member of Congress? Why is he not willing to come back the United States?”

It seems that Surveillanceand online privacy is going to be the biggest topics of debate at 2014 SXSW Interactive Festival. And this is his First Live Interview after he leaked classified Documents last summer. Now he will be interviewed by American Civil Liberties, Union Technologist Christopher Soghoian at SXSW conference.

Previously Mike Defended NSA say it Keeping America Safe

Political Clashes Grow in Capital of Bangladesh

DHAKA, Bangladesh — A growing sense of disaster gripped Bangladesh on Sunday as the government closed various forms of transport in the capital, under arrest hundreds and barred the main conflict alliance from holding a protest rally. Police executives surrounded the home of the main antagonism leader, Khaleda Zia, an earlier prime minister who directs the Nationalist Party of Bangladesh, and prohibited her followers from meeting outside the party’s head office in Dhaka,the capital. 

 

Mrs. Zia had described for a “March for Democracy” on Sunday to complain the government’s result to hold a national vote on Jan. 5. The opposition alliance has demanded that the management step aside in support of caretaker managements to oversee the vote. However, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, under arrest in 2007 by a prior caretaker management, has declined to step aside and has said that the vote will be detained as scheduled. The police force parked at least 5 trucks filled with sand outside of the Mrs. Zia home and deployed water cannon beside barricades. She got into a white car around 1:50 p.m. and attempted to drive near her party’s head office, but was blocked by a cordon of police officers. 

Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's opposition leader, has been 'detained' in her home after calling for protests against the country's general election

 “The program to re-establish democracy will go on,” she said to wait newspapers, according to local media reports. The program will continue “Either today or tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. The greatest effort between the two political alliances has paralyzed Bangladesh, unnerved Western governments and injured the country’s vital garment industry. She said, the current government was “illegal and undemocratic.” “They should step losing immediately if they had any grace left,” she said.