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Ms Jackson and the ambiguity of whistleblowing : Comments
By Miles Little, published 14/8/2014In the Aftermath (the fourth phase), whistleblowers tend to bear the scars of their encounters for life. They may have to find new jobs, retire, change names or emigrate to other countries to avoid local opprobrium.
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Snowden's rich, got sweet gals and lovin it.
In 2013-2014 "Snowden had received tens of thousands of dollars in cash awards and appearance fees from privacy organizations and other groups, fielded inquiries about book and movie projects, "Any moment that he decides that he wants to be a wealthy person," said Snowden's attorney Ben Wizner, "that route is available to him,"
"I don't live in absolute secrecy," he says. "I live a pretty open life—but at the same time I don't want to be a celebrity." He does not work for a Russian organization, yet is financially secure thanks to substantial savings from his years as a well-paid contractor and more recently numerous awards and speaking fees from around the world." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_snowden#2014
So Snowden's a bloke enriched from the proceeds of crime and having a great old time.
Oh the ethics. Oh the tragedy :-)
Cheers
Pete