Honestly if I worked for the NSA, and lets assume that the NSA was behind Stuxnet etc, and I was involved; I would be very proud of my work, how many people can

Honestly if I worked for the NSA, and lets assume that the NSA was behind Stuxnet etc, and I was involved; I would be very proud of my work, how many people can genuinely say that they created a computer program that directly slowed the nuclear program of another nation state? Also to be fair, you never hear about the good, only the bad. How many domestic terror cells has the NSA stopped by spying on its people? Who knows... because these facts don't get disclosed. I think having time to think about the revelations recently that the phrase "you have to be cruel to be kind". What if the NSA did not spy on people in its own country, and then America was nuked from the inside... they would be held accountable along with many other alphabet soup organisations for not doing their jobs properly.