Edward Snowden, after months of NSA revelations, says his mission’s accomplished

1/29/2014

In this article from The Washington Post, Edward Snowden, the infamous whistleblower, reflects on the NSA revelations and declares that his mission to expose government surveillance has been accomplished. Snowden discusses the impact of his leaks on global conversations about privacy and government surveillance practices. He highlights how the revelations sparked a worldwide debate and led to legislative reforms and increased awareness of privacy rights. The article also delves into Snowden's personal journey, his motivations, and the ongoing debate surrounding his actions. Overall, the article provides an insight into Snowden's perspective on the significance of the NSA disclosures and the implications they have had on government surveillance.

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