Edward Snowden must know truth behind Sandy Hook & Boston bombings

Think about it: Edward Snowden said he could access any telephone, computer, or texting conversation in America.

The story, as far as the American people are concerned, is outrage that the government can hear everything we're saying.

But certainly the story, as far as the US government is concerned, is what specific things Edward Snowden heard.

If you were Edward Snowden, what would you do after Sandy Hook? What would you do after the Texas plant explosion? What would you do after Boston?

The Hartford Courant accessed (according to them) one, simple email between members of Governor Malloy's staff. This one email revealed crucial information, such as that Malloy wasn't just hiding information from the American people--he was and is hiding it from Sandy Hook families themselves. This one email revealed that instead of using all available time and resources to investigate Sandy Hook and provide timely information to American schools on improving safety, Governor Malloy instead used that time to craft secret legislation to hide information forever.

Edward Snowden had access to every single email Malloy and his staff exchanged--even emails sent via State employees' personal accounts, a rather popular tack for State governments these days (anyone come to mind? But anyway...)

Edward Snowden may even have had access to recordings of all telephone conversations pertaining to Sandy Hook. He had access to every email "Adam" Lanza, and Ryan Lanza, and Peter Lanza ever sent--or didn't send, because the Lanzas didn't exist. He knows whether Sandy Hook was a hoax, or a LIBOR retaliation, or a local Newtown brawl that turned psycho, or a mass kidnapping.

He knows everything anyone could possibly know about Sandy Hook. And Texas. And Boston.

Well, that is if he exists at all. I guess we need another Edward Snowden to tell us that.