Snowden

is that guy still in Russia

did he get married to his old gf?

>>132907293
Apparently he didn't tell her in advance what he was planning to do. Then he became a traitor and had to flee to Russia. kek she might have been a bit upset.

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>>132907995
>then he became a traitor

Hello, General Clapper.

>>132908639
Fine. A patriot then. It's a fine line.

I'm glad this stuff has been exposed desu.

There might be other crap going on though. He was a CIA asset leaking mostly NSA secrets. Then lots of CIA secrets were leaked via WikiLeaks. The NSA might have been behind much of it. You can see the CIA developed capabilities the NSA used to be in charge of. The NSA also used to oversee other intelligence agencies, but the CIA kind of took over. Overall the CIA became way, way too powerful. Especially with how they manage the Middle East, and thus greatly influence US politics and the globalization effort.

It's neat to have gotten a glimpse at all the bad stuff they were up to, but it was incidental and far from being the worst of it.

>>132910130
But the NSA budget is nearly twice as large as the CIA.

>>132907151
He exposed government misconduct, he did the right thing.

>>132910364
The CIA has way, way more money and resources than its official budget.