1) he got stuck in Russia, he didn't flee to it. When you say things like that you appear pretty uninformed about the situation to anyone that cares. 2) In thi

1) he got stuck in Russia, he didn't flee to it. When you say things like that you appear pretty uninformed about the situation to anyone that cares. 2) In this scenario, the American People would be the FBI, and the criminal conspirators would be the NSA and Snowden is Sabu. I can think of very few more noble activities than exposing the fraud of a working government to the very people who have a chance at changing it via the power of a democratic society. It's ridiculous to even compare the scenarios, as the motives between the two are so different, and I hope anyone can see that. Look at the audiences at least. Sabu has gained personally from every single decision he has made; whether it was for his own agenda or for the FBI's after he was caught. What has Snowden achieved for himself?