2 ms·

"doesn't have a public interest defence". Can't be serious.

• firesteelrain 16d ago
  There isn’t one under the law so no. Why wasn’t the whistleblower process followed? Why didn’t he try to contact his congressman/ senator ? He could have said I don’t want a clearance anymore and disclosed his concerns. He could have reported anonymously even. He wanted public debate and discourse on something that the process didn’t allow
  • unsungNovelty 16d ago
    What he exposed was found illegal by US courts. And the govt had to stop it. What more evidence do you want?
    • lern_too_spel 16d ago
      A single program he leaked was illegal. The vast majority was not, including the hacking of Chinese targets that he leaked directly to SCMP.
    • deleted 15d ago
      [deleted]