When Edward Snowden leaked the documents revealing America’s mass surveillance of its citizens, some Americans shunned him and called him an enemy, claiming he had committed treason.
Yet, many more Americans saw him as a patriot who stands for the American people. This response wasn’t just limited to the ‘States, most people around the world held similar views. People across the planet expressed their support for Snowden and their disdain for the spying going on here in America.
Proof of this international love for Snowden is shown in the award he received in Sweden for his heroic actions.
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Ed Snowden , I believe did what he thought was right for the American people and for truth and justice.
You don’t know me, Mike. I’m a Vietnam Vet, so watch what you’re saying, $#%&!@*head. There are ways to “blow the whistle” without defecting and giving our enemies THOUSANDS of pieces of Top Secret information that jeopardizes the lives of our intelligence agents. He could have gone privately to a Senator or some other government officicial that he trusted. If he had all that info, he would have known whom he could trust. He gave away far more cl$#%&!@*ified information than the spying he wanted to expose. He’s the coward and the traitor and he should be shot on sight!
But why is he in RUSSIA ? THEY ARE AN ENEMY TO ALL !
Your our Hero!!!!
Obama is the Traitor…Not Mr. Snowden…He just exposed how dirty they are and they didn’t like it. He is a very brave man.
Gee.. I guess he seen the hand writing on the wall and did what was in the was in the best interest of America, imagine that..
Right! Just give it away like Hilary did..By the way, you can’t trust your government.
He did what was right but did it the wrong way.
Wow
he deserves a medal