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Speccie scoop: Snowden files in full

Stolen intelligence files reveal a bewildering history of clandestine Australian high-tech surveillance operations

4 January 2014

9:00 AM

4 January 2014

9:00 AM

In a world exclusive, The Spectator Australia today publishes highlights of the remaining 19,999 files of Australian intelligence stolen by NSA fugitive Edward Snowden; which we secretly stole from him before he could secretly give them to the Guardian so that they could secretly give them to the ABC so that they could secretly bring down the Abbott government.

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