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>I don't think Mr. Snowden is a patriot," Obama said, adding that Snowden had legal means to bring his concerns to light. Such as voicing his concerns to a sup
by dictum 13y ago
>I don't think Mr. Snowden is a patriot," Obama said, adding that Snowden had legal means to bring his concerns to light.
Such as voicing his concerns to a superior, getting his clearance revoked just because, and then ranting in a blog, just to have his accusations denied with weasel words by the administration? [EDIT] Or just dismissed in a press conference as paranoia from a lunatic?
>Even without the leaks, he added, the U.S. government would have made the reforms he was proposing, except it would have done so without sacrificing national security.
How did Snowden sacrifice national security?
- Gormo 13y agoSnowden improved national security by informing the American public about the activities of its most dangerous enemy.
- McPants 13y agoHe said that because most people are not technically literate or have enough time to understand exactly what Snowden did. Considering the way he is portrayed in mass media I would bet that many people think what he did was along the lines of releasing the secret passwords to our spy computers of which then Al Qaeda can access and disrupt our job in killing and detaining terrorists.