[url]http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2013/jul/08/edward-snowden-video-interview[/url] , continued from [url]http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2013/jun/09/nsa-whistleblower-edward-snowden-interview-video[/url]
[quote]In the second part of an exclusive interview with Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras, former NSA contractor Edward Snowden contemplates the reaction from the US government to his revelations of top-secret documents regarding its spying operations on domestic and foreign internet traffic, email and phone use. This interview was recorded in Hong Kong on 6 June 2013[/quote]
The nervousity and matter-of-fact way he hold himself in these interviews pretty much underlines his humanity I think, and that he made the right choice. That just depresses me more, though, how everyone is now out for him for genuinely doing the right thing and nobody but a few countries world-wide are ready to protect him.
Sometimes I wonder why there are so few politicians in power with a spine or some humanity.
[quote]"We were actually involved in misleading the public and misleading all publics not just the American public, in order to create a certain mindset in the global consciousness"[/quote]oi what's going on ere
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I'm not sure what to believe, what if the government have put Snowden on a task to do this, afterall, his past and "current" status tends to be secretive.
With an occupation like that, he must know of a better way to expose things without being hunted by the US.
He's makes me feel stupid.. He seems like a nice guy, and pretends to be a hero for digging up shit from some agency.
Well, I am limited on knowledge about agencies, and how all the small things add up with the greater things. But I sure as hell aint buying any crap, never.
What do you say FP.
[QUOTE=Karsten600;41368449]I'm not sure what to believe, what if the government have put Snowden on a task to do this, afterall, his past and "current" status tends to be secretive.
[B]With an occupation like that, he must know of a better way to expose things without being hunted by the US.[/B]
He's makes me feel stupid.. He seems like a nice guy, and pretends to be a hero for digging up shit from some agency.
Well, I am limited on knowledge about agencies, and how all the small things add up with the greater things. But I sure as hell aint buying any crap, never.
What do you say FP.[/QUOTE]
Addressing the bolded point directly, it seems like you haven't watched both parts of the interview yet. He goes into detail why he didn't keep his identity a secret.
[QUOTE=Selek;41365975]The nervousity and matter-of-fact way he hold himself in these interviews pretty much underlines his humanity I think, and that he made the right choice.[/QUOTE]
I think I'd be pretty nervous if the US was after me, whether I thought I was doing the right thing or not.
[QUOTE=deadeye536;41368813]Addressing the bolded point directly, it seems like you haven't watched both parts of the interview yet. He goes into detail why he didn't keep his identity a secret.[/QUOTE]
Good heavens, look at the time.
I just watched the second part, and I still stand by what I said. It seems very likely, but also skeptical. I like to see things from a greater perspective, rather than sticking to my own.
No implications intended.
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