There was a time when Eric Snowden had some sympathy in this country.
Heck, he even had a US Senator defending him.
After getting full citizenship from Putin, that thought process has probably changed considerably.
Traitor!
Snowden became famous when he revealed how the National Security Agency (NSA) was conducting surveillance against American citizens.
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) was among those advocating for Snowden.
All the while, Snowden, who fled to Russia in 2014, maintained that he would return to the United States as long as he was assured a fair trial.
He was granted asylum by Russia in 2014, then given residency status about two years ago.
Now, Putin has given him full citizenship rights, which brings to light a very good question…
Exactly what has he told the Russians?
Russian expert Rebekah Koffler stated, “While before, Snowden was willingly providing help to Russian intelligence, as of today, he will be directed to do exactly what the Russian government and military want him to do.
“Snowden has more than likely been debriefed by Russian spy agencies and has provided highly sensitive information to the Russians that could harm Americans, including U.S. military personnel.”
Trump considered giving Snowden a pardon during his presidency, but he never decided to act on the case.
Source: Fox News
