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Edward Snowden: “I Can Sleep at Night”

Monday, June 2, 2014 11:08
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Edward Snowden is telling the American public that he is a patriot. In the first interview conducted with the NSA whistleblower since he migrated to Russia, Snowden said what he did was right.

He also denied having any agreement with the Russian government to transfer information.

The former NSA contractor said, “I have no relationship with the Russian government at all. I’m not supported by the Russian government. I’m not taking money from the Russian government. I’m not a spy.”

Keith Alexander, the former NSA director, had a different opinion of Snowden’s relationship to Moscow.

He said “I think he is now being manipulated by Russian intelligence.”

Snowden claims he destroyed classified documents before traveling to Russia, where he has stayed since October 2013.

Snowden also spoke out against the lack of civil liberties in Russia under Vladimir Putin.

Snowden faces charges of theft of government property, unauthorized communication of defense-related materials, and handing classified documents to the public.

He stated he wishes to come back to the United States.

Snowden said, “If I could go anywhere in the world, that place would be home.”

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