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>Honest question, what more needs to be said? The part where he is actively working to Russia's benefit.
by monerozcash 11mo ago
>Honest question, what more needs to be said?
The part where he is actively working to Russia's benefit.
- throwawayq3423 11mo agoYou don't think exposing American intelligence operations and providing fodder for bad faith influence operations is not in Russia's benefit? With every interview he gives, he's the gift that keeps on giving.
- monerozcash 11mo agoNone of that makes him a Russian agent. That doesn't even make him an useful idiot. Just useful.
- throwawayq3423 11mo agoYou're confusing terminology. You can be an agent or an asset of a foreign government without formally working for them. You could argue Snowden never intended to become an asset of the Russian government but you can't argue that he didn't eventually become one.