>He reveled abuses of the American Government to the public Not according to the government. He blew the whistle on a program that doesn't exist and also does

>He reveled abuses of the American Government to the public Not according to the government. He blew the whistle on a program that doesn't exist and also doesn't do the illegal things he says it does. So naturally, he's a criminal. In all seriousness, they can't prosecute him in court without admitting certain facts. So, if they do catch him, he'll probably go to Gitmo and put through some sort of military tribunal. None of this is legal, but hey, who cares as long I'm protected from the bogey man.