Glenn Greenwald, columnist for the Guardian and close associate of whistleblower and intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, informed the Wall Street Journal that "The majority of revelations that are significant have yet to be made" concerning the NSA surveillance scandal.

Very little is known about the nature of these revelations, except that Greenwald claims that they "fit in logically with the chronology that's already publicly known about Snowden". His characterization of this new information as being more significant than information already available to the public is powerful; considering the intense scrutiny past revelations have wrought upon the NSA and the Obama administration, this new information must be ground-breaking.

If Greenwald is being truthful, and Snowden has documents containing revelations trumping leaks of PRISM and the NSA's secret metadata collection practices, the US government risks inflicting further damage through potentially embarrassing exposure. Safe to say, Greenwald's latest foreshadowing serves as leverage on Snowden's part.

Will the new information from Snowden's undisclosed documents be leaked, regardless of how the U.S. government chooses to proceed? Do these documents truly exist or are they empty threats? Only time will tell.

http://www.policymic.com/articles/51469/guardian-s-glenn-greenwald-edward-snowden-has-an-ace-up-his-sleeve