Aaron Weisburd and Internet Haganah get a reasonably respectful treatment on the front page of today's Washington Post.
Note that the FBI objects to his work on the grounds that "while the agency encourages citizens to report alleged wrongdoing, it believes any attempt to stop criminals should be left to the government." Also, Weisburd said an analyst from a federal agency recently wrote him a scathing letter calling him a 'grave threat to national security' because his work was interfering with its investigations.
I like the work that Aaron does and I toss some change in his PayPal jar from time to time. |
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