He's not in Sweden though
> allegations of unconstitutional overreach of intelligence agencies in regards to privacy of American citizens have little to no basis
Is that why not a single claim of his was disputed by the US government and reforms have been passed?
(N+2)/2
>it's
Wrong.
>Orwellian laws recently passed in Russia
what's that?
UK just signed up the worst and most intrusive laws related to privacy/data in the entire world and no one batted a fucking eyelid.
it's fucking unreal
It turns out that the NSA made some advancements in spying capabilities that the CIA wasn't prepared for and they ended up stumbling onto the satanic child-abuse Finders cult the CIA is using to breed super soldiers. When the NSA revealed their findings it made the CIA look bad to other agencies . So they sent their boy Snowden to take the NSA down a peg or two by making them look like the bad guys to the public.
This is the only answer I can come up with, but I feel like it's too simple for one of these trick questions.
this is false
You can't spell exposing tyranny without tranny OP. I think I've cracked the Manning code.
None because I steal it