Edward Snowden Can Finally Sleep at Night
NBC has released a score of snippets from the network's interview with Edward Snowden (posted after the jump), and one of the main takeaways is this, in the leaker's own words: "I may have lost my ability to travel, but I've gained the ability to go to sleep at night and to put my head on the pillow and feel comfortable that I've done the right thing even when it was the hard thing. And I'm comfortable with that."NBC has released a score of snippets from the network’s interview with Edward Snowden (pasted below), and one of the main takeaways is this, in the leaker’s own words: “I may have lost my ability to travel, but I’ve gained the ability to go to sleep at night and to put my head on the pillow and feel comfortable that I’ve done the right thing even when it was the hard thing. And I’m comfortable with that.”
Edward Snowden on Motive:
Edward Snowden on Patriotism:
Edward Snowden on Wanting to Go Home:
Edward Snowden on Civil Disobedience:
(Continued on Page 2)Edward Snowden on 9/11:
Edward Snowden on “Dirty Business”:
Edward Snowden on Lax NSA Security:
Edward Snowden on Not Working For Russia:
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