NSA surveillance critics to testify before Congress

Rep. Alan Grayson said he heard help stop "misleading information" constant intelligence chiefs

testimony before Congress criticism of supervisory practices of the NSA for the first time since the termination leaks Edward Snowden explosives made public.

Rep. Alan Grayson, who is leading a bipartisan group in the organization of the Congress of the hearing, told the Guardian that serve to counter the constant intelligence community "misleading".

The hearing will take place on Wednesday, comes as signs of rebellion growth NSA data collection methods of the Congress.

Wednesday, a vote in the House of Representatives tried to curb the practice of mass collecting the phone records of millions of Americans of the NSA was defeated.

However, it exposes the broader concern than expected among members of Congress about surveillance tactics of the United States. A majority of Democratic members voted for the amendment.

Grayson, who was instrumental in building support among Democrats of the amendment, said Wednesday's hearing will mark the first time critical methods NSA monitoring have testified before Congress Snowden leaks published by The Guardian and The Washington Post.

"I am concerned that we have always heard in recent weeks by General Keith Alexander [NSA Director] and James Clapper [Director of National Intelligence] side of your story" he says. "We just do not hear anything in Congress critics of the program.

"We set up an ad hoc bipartisan hearing on the plan on Capitol detractors domestic surveillance program should come and give their views - .. From left to right and right "

Grayson told the audience had the support of both parties and has been endorsed by Republican Congressman Justin Amash, a draft amendment was narrowly defeated.

• "Mr. Amash has declared an interest in the public, there are several others who have a libertarian bent - .. Similarly to represent the minority of Republicans who have decided to vote in favor of Amendment Amash "

The hearing will take place during a Senate hearing on the activities of the NSA. This may Gen Alexander and his assistant, Chris Inglis and senior officials of the Ministry of Justice and the FBI will.

The simultaneous hearings will result in a remarkable juxtaposition between opponents and supporters of government surveillance activities.

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