Read it the right way. The described behavior is the right thing to do, brave and patriotic. But two things will happen here: 1. It will not be forgotten. The

Read it the right way. The described behavior is the right thing to do, brave and patriotic. But two things will happen here: 1. It will not be forgotten. The behavior to resist those warrants will result probably in imprisonment, and in every case it will be made sure he doesn't get more power. Source is that case: http://www.atlassociety.org/brc/blog/2013/06/10/was-telecom-ceo-sent-prison-because-he-resisted-nsa http://www.atlassociety.org/brc/blog/2013/06/10/was-telecom-... 2. The data is accessed anyway, the suggested way of doing that as far as was disclosed to infiltrate the company, either by using a mole or a backdoor (sure, both is possible). At least that would happen if it were an ISP outside of the USA, I don't believe they make that distinction anymore.