With an IQ of 145, Edward Snowden was too smart for his own good. By the time he turned 25, he already did some impressive things in the computer network security. His colleagues and supervisors regarded him as a computer wizard. This lead to better positions and opportunities and gave him access to some top-security information.
When he started working for CIA, he thought he was doing a service to his fellow countryman and that everything CIA does is morally justified. Oh, …show more content…
The movie is fast-paced and gets you interested in the main character right from the start. You get all the information about Snowden you need, but they don't drag it out so the movie soon gets to the point. That's something I really …show more content…
Regardless of numerous Americans thinking of him as a traitor, Snowden has more than respectable rating of 7.4 on IMDB. The vast majority gave it 7 or more. I gave it an 8.
What Do I think About Edward Snowden?
I am not an American so I might be disqualified to talk about whether Edward Snowden is a hero or a traitor. After all, he didn't leak classified information about my country. However, since the US politics affects every single country in the world, and since they were illegally listening to various foreign governments, I feel like I should be allowed to comment on Edward Snowden.
Now that we've cleared that up, I think that Edward Snowden was a goddamn hero and a true patriot. Why? Because he sacrificed his incredibly well-paid job and powerful position, his hot girlfriend, his family, and basically everything that ever meant anything to him.
Sure, his girlfriend followed him to Russia, but they were still separated for a long period of time. And by the way, the dude was living and working in Hawaii! Hawaii, man! And he traded it for Russia! Have you ever been to Russia? Guess what? They don't have