NSA 30 Year Veteran, Whistleblower William Binney on Corrupt NSA-- the Inside Story-- Transcript

NSA Whistleblower-- William Binney: Corruption in NSA, Lies About Snowden, Threats to Democracy

William Binney, 30 year NSA veteran former employee
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A transcript of my interview with William Binney. Listen here: Podcast/NSA-Whistlebower-American-by-Rob-Kall-America-Freedom-To-Fascism_FISA_IMPEACHMENT-OFF-THE-TABLE-PELOSI_

R.K.:  And welcome to the Rob Kall Bottom Up Radio Show WNJC 1360 AM out of Washington Township reaching Metro Philadelphia and South New Jersey, sponsored by opednews.com.  Tonight my guest is an American Hero.  He is a Whistleblower  His name is William Binney, Bill Binney.  He was technical director of the World Geopolitical and Military Analysis and Reporting Group at NSA.  It's a high level position at NSA.  He left to become a Whistleblower, basically, to report problems.  In exchange for reporting problems he had his home raided, he was charged with crimes and his life was destroyed in so many ways because that's what the Federal Government does to Whistleblowers.  Welcome to the show, Bill.

W.B.: Thank you.  Thanks for having me.

R.K.: And thank you so much for what you have done for us all.  Tell me a little bit about your work at NSA.  

W.B.: I was kind of in the technical track so basically my job was to deal with technical problems that the agency had and the last job I had with the world I was looking at technical problems all around the world and I had to deal with those and try to solve them for the agency to use.  That was fundamentally what I did.  Before that I was basically looking at the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact in the Cold War days and I solved crypto problems, codes and ciphers and things like that with that problem.  I was basically looking at technical aspects of the problem at NSA.

R.K.: So you wrote codes, you helped design codes, you created algorithms.  You are a math guy, so you were looking at doing code breaking, cryptology, right?

W.B.: Yes.  That's right.  Yeah.  That was my primary thing.   That's how you can gain understanding of potential enemies and what their intentions are and their capabilities so that was the whole objective with the intelligence production process at NSA.

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