Snowden, the good man

In 2013, Snowden exposed the U.S. government's Prism surveillance program through the British "Guardian". Since then, he has been wanted by the U.S. government and embarked on an indefinite escape. Snowden was a former CIA intelligence analyst, giving him a glimpse into the government's top secrets. When he found out that the U.S. government was planning to monitor almost all human beings, it triggered his anxiety about the so-called human rights and freedoms of the United States. Are you a potential terrorist, a potential assassin to assassinate the President, or those who have an intersection with them, or even an insider who opposes them and defies their wishes, and becomes the target of their monitoring and framed. You and I are in it: think what a terrible fact this is. In order to defend our basic human rights, Snowden dared to fight against the highest authority, sacrificed the happiness of himself and his girlfriend, and even disregarded his own life and death: it is great. This pattern, I think, is the perfection of copper mining (with the highest goal of improving society and enhancing human well-being). Let's talk about the government and politicians, who hold the rights granted by the people and act recklessly, which makes us feel chills. Compared with Snowden's bravery, those governments that dare not defy the United States and provide asylum to Snowden are really pitiful. Let's talk about those supporters: the British "Guardian", Hong Kong, and the asylum provided by the Russian government is also great. Snowden - In the end, no matter how it ends, history will remember you, and the people of the free country will thank you!

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