When people can be found guilty or innocent based on public perceptions of right and wrong, you are living in Socialism.

right and wrong is subjective regardless of whatever system. Politics is all about public perception unless in a dictatorship.

Can we hurry this up? I have to be in bed by 10

You know what they use to call dictator's? Kings. It *is* all about perception.

Nexus Clarum The king owned the land technically. He then gave some to lords to rule in his name. Dictators are usually just murderers.

+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky and animal rights groups ;)

Danggg Im watching this movie track me if they can idc

*CIA

@@prapula6031 NSA

of course, the system is set up to record!

Vicki D. I want to like this 100 times.

Tell them if they don't have nothing to hide can we put a camera in the privacy of their homes.. since they have nothing to hide.

I bet he's dead now or pressume missing 😂

@@desidedomohabaljr.4925 He's alive, he is residing in Russia.

Well said Viki!

Thanks. Same as British, Chinese, French and the rest of the whole.

@@cgpg6370 not like in America. If you think that, then you don't know human psychology.

Came across this comment the same time he said it. WOW

@TheEriczeppe you should come visit. Stay a while.

@TheEriczeppe not in my crib; in America.

+RageMojo He is fucking traitor.

+airmaildeal nah. What he did was needed.

+airmaildeal Really? How so? By telling you that your own government is spying on you and tracking your every movement? You're the traitor.

+airmaildeal if exposing the widespread disregard of the Constitution by the US government makes him a traitor then I question what country you think you live in

Daveed84 he must be thinking he's living in north korea

Horny Aleks The government spies on you and collects data on you, because they have deemed you untrustworthy. What they are doing normally would require a court order signed by a judge for each and every person, this is a complete circumvention of the fourth amendment of constitution (the highest law of the land) and it is treasonous for those that took the oath to protect the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic (every government official has to take this oath). Snowden was the whistle blower that brought all of this to light, of course they would accuse him of doing the exact thing that he caught them doing. The government is collecting a massive file on each and everyone of you. The fact of the matter is that there is no digital vault that has not gone uncracked (office of personal management breach of june 2015 exposing 21 million peoples data) and the mere presence of a file with your personal data endangers you. All of this was done in the name of security.

+3vil3lvis not only that, but it doesnt guarantee any saftey at all, and the evidence resides in the last terrorists attacks. The guys who did it were all on the CIA's watch list yet they didnt stop it (either they couldnt, or just let it happen). Collecting massive data is just adding more haystack to the pile, because 99.99% of all the data is garbage... unless they have other motives.

+3vil3lvis www.npr.org/2015/03/02/390245038/ben-franklins-famous-liberty-safety-quote-lost-its-context-in-21st-century

Those who want security will run towards blockchain technology

+3vil3lvis “I think it’s important to recognize that you can’t have 100 percent security and also then have 100 percent privacy and zero inconvenience. We’re going to have to make some choices as a society" Barack Obama

nah.

They consider him a criminal because he is right

Hes a criminal

Hah, Robin Hood was a criminal with a reason. This man revealed that the government was lying. Not a criminal

He is American but what he talks about can be globalized or is ...

Can you tell me....which movies i should watch snowden or citizenfour.?

Arjit Gupta i have only watch snowden movie thats enough to see the rality:)

mustafa Alosta what are you talking about ?

Really? Are you the typical snowflake that believes the lie that "big bad evil America" is the only country that has mass surveillance? Grow up. If the other superpowers do this, we have to as well least we run the risk of outside powers simply moving into the country and operating undetected. Grow up. Anyone that knows anything about this field knows Snowden was not the first traitor, even in the agency he was contracted to. In YOUR world, if the U.S. is only allowed to run this level of surveillance on locations OCONUS, then a terrorist cell must only simply move to the U.S. in order to escape surveillance. Thank the Lord we do not live in a world with you making the decisions that matter. Grow up, learn to manage your own life, and for God sake, clean your house.

+jstarwars360 LOL

+Total Wafflez he's saying the trailer shows the whole plot.

Right? I mean I guess we already know this shit but still.

This movie is good material. Dunno what's the smart alecs here going on about

+jstarwars360 To be fair, this is a movie based on real, recent events. We all kinda know the outcome tbh.

well, stop buying stuff that use cameras, period.

+Gabriel Martinez humanity will Never do that m8 they love the phones wayyy to much

Heroin users should just stop buying heroin, simple amirite?

Honestly if it has helped catch even one terrorist, I don't even care that they do, l have nothing to hide, never even broken a law

There has been no correlation between stopping terrorists and surveying everyone on the planet. And if you think about it. It makes no sense to survey everyone at the same time. No matter how many people are at the NSA, they can't filter the entire internet pool. You can't find the needle in a haystack if you looking at the whole thing all the time. No you need to check individual locations, not take everything into account all the time. That doesn't work. Personally I find him to be a hero, and that's my opinion and you don't have to agree. He gave up his freedom and put himself into harms way to let us know what the government was illegally doing behind the worlds back, and against the trust of US companies such as google and Microsoft. He deserves to be commended for his bravery not exiled, or jailed or killed.

Shaq Lopez quì non si tratta di lodare Snowden, quì si tratta di aver messo luce ad un governo bastardo, vigliacco e criminale. L'America è il veleno del pianeta

Antonio I don't speak Spanish, but I assume maybe yu disagree.. he let Americans know they are being spied on by their own government.. EVERY TEXT, EVERY PHONE CALL, EVERY EMAIL. is seen by the government.

Non è spagnolo. È italiano

Ma il messaggio del film, non riguarda il coraggio di Snowden (che è fuori discussione) ma le menzogne dell'America. Vogliono farci credere che fanno ciò che fanno per il bene pubblico e invece lo fanno solo per loro stessi. Vogliono preservare la loro supremazia.

Antonio I don't understand

*38

Ikr it takes me like fking 30secs just to bubble in one question.

+Lee Shengshun It takes me 10 minutes to bubble in one question.

+Anarchy Toxiic it takes me 10 minutes to write my name

+Matt Kelley Takes me 10 minutes to look at the page

+Bob. I was like "This looks fictionalized as shit. I seriously doubt a lot of this happened at a--" then Nicolas Cage appeared.

lol my exact feelings dude...

Morgan Freeman made an apperance as....wait for it... the voice over.

What are you talking about, that's the best part!

Destroyer6263 Nic Cage makes everything more fun.

I don't think George Orwell would agree

t.c.a.w Exposed why?

seemed like a good suspenseful movie,I can't see why all the dislikes...nothing better to do???

3000 of them jews !

Toto u sound dumb as hell! First of all they were collecting more data on US than any of those countries combined u just named! So no he wasn’t a traitor u just a puppet 🤷🏾‍♀️

Nope Russia is saving Edward so that they can get access to NSA and CIA secrets... its all business buddy

Really? Are you the typical snowflake that believes the lie that "big bad evil America" is the only country that has mass surveillance? Grow up. If the other superpowers do this, we have to as well least we run the risk of outside powers simply moving into the country and operating undetected. Grow up. Anyone that knows anything about this field knows Snowden was not the first traitor, even in the agency he was contracted to. In YOUR world, if the U.S. is only allowed to run this level of surveillance on locations OCONUS, then a terrorist cell must only simply move to the U.S. in order to escape surveillance. Thank the Lord we do not live in a world with you making the decisions that matter. Grow up, learn to manage your own life, and for God sake, clean your house.

@Trips do you have evidence for these claims?

@Harsh Sinyal how do you know what people get or don't get? I get that they didn't get it based on their comments. Since I've commented not enough people, actually zero, have agreed with reason and science so I'd go as far as to say you have no way of knowing, and zero evidence, that anyone has gotten it. Not yet anyway.

@@malabikadasmedhi3891 And how do you propose they do that? Allegedly, Edward deleted the files after consulting with the Guardian journalists.

+Algoreithm ikr

+Algoreithm lol

+Algoreithm Everybodys already on their list.

Damn, already 5 million people.

+Because Movies At least my comments are Pro-Government lel

+lenhister Strong reddit reposting

Copied from reddit a-hole.

+Sriragh Ravindran You forgot the edit, don't worry thought I got you: Edit: Top comments that change stuff suck, but thanks for the gold! Also please allow me to plug my movie related sub /r/topfilms. Join us!

Nobody gives a shit about reddit

+jonf13 stop that, you could literally break the internet.

the US government doesn't care about that, South Korea on the other hand... But yeah, don't install software from sources you don't trust because they have the power to do pretty much anything they want, and hacks that are designed to avoid detection from anti-cheat software generally are also not detected by anti-virus software either. Letting shady people access Ring-0 on your computer is just a bad thing waiting to happen.

***** charging 10$ to every user is a dangerous line to cross for hack makers, because as soon as it's found out that they're doing it they lose all credibility along with their user base. A more successful way to gain revenue from hack users is selling their information to other companies.

ye just rush b and you win

Yeah bro use your real gaming skill better enough!!!

Cyka rush b

"round and round and round" he goes! lol

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no thank you, that's illegal. I kind of like the experience of a theater with popcorn and the occasional screaming child and the lady who won't quit using her instagram while sitting in the teather distracting everybody. bye!

😂

Best Nicolas Cage impersonation

A Great deal I'm sure as the CIA works amazingly well with many actors and Hollywood plus you know that NSA & CIA are best buds

well..both are US

AND ??

and what?

You can't censor! That's illegal....oh wait...

+foshastajones "Ohhhh waaaiit..." LOL

+foshastajones haha... yeah.... only a movie...

+foshastajones In life even worse

+foshastajones PLOT TWIST! lmfao

+foshastajones maybe iy's not :)

Why?

+thurston james -- I think this movie looks awesome.

+thurston james Honeslty what do you expect? What other approach to the movie that has been done before, that would sell movie tickets, should they have taken?

+PresidentOfSpace it seems like Oliver Stone is the only director who can make these expose the US gov't flicks.

+PresidentOfSpace Screenwriters with imagination aren't paid well in Hollywood. Hence, the remakes.

+TheH1ttm4n No he's not. Snowden and Greenwald are nothing more than controlled oppositions. They redact, and selectively edit documents prior to release. They are told what to release by their masters in so that we abide by and become use to the rouge state of espionage.

You know that's what's gonna happen though :/ Either the govt has a hand in this movie so that our collective reaction is "that's terrible! But... It could have been a lot worse. I'm glad I know the truth" in order to cover up the rest... Or... The studio would get shut down if it made a movie too real, so they're treading carefully

Parker Lee The movie is partly funded by the Rockefeller family so I wouldn't doubt that it is propaganda. THE BEST DISINFORMATION IS 90% THE TRUTH! That's how they control mass consciousness.

+mrandmrscrooked 👍🏼

It's made by Oliver Stone, of course it's going to be messed with.

the next LD

same

Literally it's fantastic

Yess omg so attractive lmao

He's a fabulous actor.

so your good with them spying on us?

He never said that

+James Rankins he was saying it as in snowden did a good thing

hes a hero

Premium Heck, this is extremely vital information, the NSA is disregarding the 4th amendment in the name of "counter-terrorism" and yet there hasn't been a single case where their mass collection of data has helped stop a terrorist attack! Don't you think they would display that as an example to justify their actions?

+DassKla4 topkek

+DassKla4 Lolololol

+DassKla4 You mean he got stranded in russia after we pulled his flight visa

+DassKla4 top quality memes right here

...with love.

Alarm bells were ringing when I saw him!

I know! My heart sank when I saw him in the trailer.

I think through the sheer number of movies he's made there are going to be good movies and bad. My favorite Nicholas Cage movie is, "Lord Of War".

Rumblefish was maybe his first, he was maybe good in that. I wouldn't agree on the numbers game to be honest. Look at Adam Sandler, another sell out.

Graham Higgins Yeah, I think I liked Adam Sandler for about 5 minutes.

A hero, for Russia.... If all the pussies on this site fought in WWII, we would be speaking Germanese..

glorifying a traitor is like glorifying BLM.

***** Well, BLM is a legal organization that likes to protest in the United States. There is really no relationship between that and Edward Snowden, a guy that filled up a portable hard drive with secrets and fled to Russia. You should really get a better perspective on things.

+Putins Cat blm is anti american and Snowden is anti american. pretty simple.

***** Being anti-American is not a crime by itself.

if snowden went to iraq and murdered women and children.. he'd be a "hero"

The world needs less bronies

Is that so. So its ok for US to spy on other nations but not their own people. Hypocrites! Government has the responsibility to protect their people and it cannot do so without intelligence. So if you hate the idea then take whatever terrorist acts that falls on your country. Germany ran the same "freedom" speech with heavy migration agenda and now suffering for it. Sweden, a once very peaceful place now in turmoil. When God imposed restrictions on ancient Israel, they rebelled in their defiance of freedom. However God executed many of them with his insistence on compliance. No one has unaccountable freedom

***** pity the jeremy renner drugs movie wasnt directed by oliver stone

And what? Risk my own life and my family's? No. I will keep my heads down and do as I am told by the authorities.

So does everyone else. You're fine.

+r0ckt3hc4sb4h lol

LMAO dead

lol

hahaha

Exactly we need an Edward Snowden right in 2022 more then ever close to snow-den was Jesse Ventura the conspiracy theory program of his

All the guy did was tell us all something that we already knew; even if you failed to read your cell phone contracts, phone surveillance had been the subject of every late-night monologue and sketch-comedy show from 2001 to 2008. Snowden is only a hero to the kind of person whose biggest fear is that the government will find out that his search history contains "Game of Thrones torrent" and "nude shapchat hacks".

This was all talked about for years, a former employee form AT&T had already been speaking about this when he discovered a room where all communication was going through and could be tapped. It was all called a "conspiracy theory" but by Snowden releasing the documents it just confirmed it.

Government surveillance was already exposed by Russ Tice, who beat Snowden to it, who is the real hero in all this, then after him Thomas Drake, another NSA employee beat Snowden to it as well, however few people paid attention to this as both were in their 50s and overweight, thus not "sexy" enough for the media. Snowden on the other hand, a 20 something year old hipster, was much easier on the eyes. Its the Anna Chapman effect, the Russian spy who was caught by the FBI, she was one of 10 spies in the ring, and was also one of the least successful, but can you name any of the others? No, because she had big jugs and the rest didnt. The reason many dislike Snowden is because much of the classified data he stole (such as files on NSA's surveillance of Taliban in Pakistan) had nothing to do with "personal freedoms" and were clearly stolen just so he could use them as a bargaining chip to extract asylum demands from different nations.

information war = Alex Jones. comes to mind. koonteriskool, Your last statement is so kool, sounds about right for a top smart guy.

Snowden is a hero

Snowden, fuck u!

Agreed

+BruinsFan 37 Nah

+smokonlytree Snowden is no hero; real heroes fight for their country.

+Northern Hemi He did, he fought for it back

+ToiletPaper He is in Russia. That is a detail that is well known and was fully covered in the news. To be clear my understanding was that his goal was not end in Russia. I believe it was a scenario he was stopping in Russia just to catch a connecting flight to somewhere else, only to land in Russia and not be allowed to get on the next plane. In short, do to series of circumstances (some out his control) Russia became the only country that could and was willing to give him political asylum.

+netwolfe but why wouldnt the government just kill him

+Bob Jimenez That would be the government admitting that they were doing something wrong. They decided to try and keep it down low and it ended up not being an important event in many ignorant Americans lives.

+mralpha543 but why not just fake a suicide too many questions also why aren't the kgb torturing him

True

+Tonberry Queen Well he originally planned to end up in Greenland, but he got stuck in russia because the State Department canceled his passport while he was in russia. Yet the State Department calls him a traitor for going to russia(which wasnt even his intention). So in reality, the State Department is a hippo-crate. They call him a traitor for being there...yet...they wont let him leave.... LOL

+MegaTRT hippo crate

i like hippos

hippos are the best crates of all :)

Hyppocrite

Alee. His book is really good man. Check it out

seen lord of war

You should seek medical help

+Link But how can medical help seek truth if they are not steel beams???

+JeffCH wtf😂

+JeffCH hahaha, rekt.

+The Son Vlogs close enough

i dont get it

*If you aren't kidding:* It would be ironic if the movie was leaked because of how the movie is about Edward Snowden, a man who leaked classified information.

The movie should watch you.

Sage Hawk u dumbass tho. nsa documents didnt go to the movies

Cock Corp I didn't make that claim... If you don't know what "Leak online" means, you shouldn't be assuming what it means.

Oh so that’s how he got away, I always wondered ☺️ “nsa agent chasing him

Yes they can and they are doing it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_(surveillance_program)

I hate to break it to you, but they probably can see what's inside your phone as well.

*iPad

Oh shit they know im fapping

If you have apple cloud anything you've ever had in storage they can see, they wouldn't look through your camera unless your on an fbi wanted list or something. These private companies sign with the government so they are granted immunization from legal consequences in the future. Also every SMS ever sent is filtered go through a flag check for keywords of interest. Anything of particular interest gets reviewed.

honeylove3726 we already celebrate

President Obama didn't leak 1.5 million classified documents, non of which result in privacy concerns... instead focused on actual legitimate spying on foreign states and non-state actors, such as terrorist groups... sooooo

Mass surveillance. He has claimed the NSA read all of your comments, posts, emails, IMs, etc. That they listen into your phone calls, or have that ability to do so, on a mass scale. This is a lie. Even his own leaked documents show as much. Everything, all of the 1.5 million documents or so he leaked to the Russians, and the world were mostly on foreign powers, as you'd expect. Only one program _could_ target US persons, and that's FISA section 215. Which, has been shown in his leaked documents, and subsequent follow up reviews of other documents, and investigations, do not break the law, and had numerous protections in place for privacy and civil liberties. So, lets define what "metadata" is in this context: According to the NSA/ODNI (officially and through the leaks), it is data that describes other data - such as for emails: The email addresses, and *_NOT_* the content of the emails... for phone call data, it is merely the duration of the call, the calling/receiving numbers. This can be noted on the Office of the Inspector General's 'Implementation of section 215 of the US patriot act and section 702 of the FISA amendments act of 2008' lawfareblog.com/nsa-ig-report-reveals-new-information-section-702-collection On page 153 for Section 215 (which was the only thing that dealt with US persons): "The BR (Business Records) order requires that providers produce to NSA certain information about telephone calls, principally those made within the US and those between the US & foreign countries. This information is limited to BR metadata, which includes information concerning telephone numbers used to make and receive calls, when the calls took place, and how long the calls lasted but doesn't not include information about the content of the calls, the names of the participants, or the cell site location information (CSLI)." ^That report was declassified around Feb of this year. Only in September of this year, another report, declassified from the DOJ's IG for the FBI's use of section 215 from 2012-2014. www.lawfareblog.com/doj-oig-report-use-section-215 For that, I'd skip to page 8, titled, 'The process for seeking section 215 orders' Now, as for Snowden's documents in which support the Governments claims in these reports, nsarchive.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB436/docs/EBB-023.pdf ^Skip to page 15 (of the scan also as page 19 of the PDF). Through to the next page - where it defines what metadata is: "Metadata is data that describes other data, specifically information that describes the content, events or networks associated with SIGINT targets. For example, for an email message, it would include the sender and recipient email addresses. It does not contain the subject line or the text of the email; they are considered to be content. Likewise, for a telephone conversation, metadata would include the called number and the calling number as well as the duration of the call." We also know Snowden failed his annual NSA test for section 702 and 215 - he actually complained it was rigged to be too hard. The test accounted for knowledge on the privacy protection, authorisation, and several other factors that should be noted. This claim is supported by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence's report, 'Executive summary of review of the unauthorized disclosures of former NSA contractor Edward Snowden' www.lawfareblog.com/house-intelligence-committee-releases-snowden-report-summary "It is also not clear Snowden understood the numerous privacy protections that govern the activities of the IC. He failed basic annual training for NSA employees on Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) and complained the training was rigged to be overly difficult. This training included explanations of the privacy protections related to the PRISM program that Snowden would later disclose." Where else has Snowden lied? Well, to that lets look at some interviews and claims made about how he tried to warn the NSA about the legalities involved. The biggest touting place for the claim comes from an article by VICE, 'Exclusive: Snowden Tried to Tell NSA About Surveillance Concerns, Documents Reveal' The documents in question come from a FOIA lawsuit as noted by several experts in the legal and national security realm, as well as anyone such as myself who simply read the actual documents, well - we arrive at a totally different conclusion. They show Snowden didn't send any emails but one, which was focused on asking for clarification on a training slide, and had two additional contacts with compliance officials unrelated to raising legal or privacy concerns about NSA programs. For a much more in-depth break down, I'd suggest reading here: 'VICE's Vice: Snowden Scoop Promises Fire, Doesn't Even Muster Smoke' www.lawfareblog.com/vices-vice-snowden-scoop-promises-fire-doesnt-even-muster-smoke We also have a well-documented research paper, on the issue titled ' In defense of FAA section 702: An examination of its justification, operational employment, and legal underpinnings' Some key notes to take away from the document: www.hoover.org/sites/default/files/research/docs/indefenseoffaasection702_inglis-kosseff.pdf "If NSA employees fail to follow any of the detailed limitations on their ability to collect or use the Section 702 data, they are subject to a number of internal compliance positions, including the employees’ supervisors, NSA’s director of civil liberties and privacy, NSA’s general counsel, and NSA’s inspector general. And while concerns about potential abuse properly inform the diligence with which controls are designed and enforced, numerous and extensive investigations conducted by outside parties before and after the sensational claims of Edward Snowden in 2013 have yet to document a single case of abuse of Section 702 data by an individual or a systemic abuse by the NSA. Indeed, as Geoffrey Stone, the Edward H. Levi Distinguished Service Professor of Law at the University of Chicago and a member of the President’s 2013 NSA Review Group, stated in an op-ed in March 2014: _From the outset, I approached my responsibilities as a member of the Review Group with great skepticism about the NSA. I am a long-time civil libertarian, a member of the National Advisory Council of the ACLU, and a former Chair of the Board of the American Constitution Society._ _To say I was skeptical about the NSA is, in truth, an understatement. I came away from my work on the Review Group with a view of the NSA that I found quite surprising._ _Not only did I find that the NSA had helped to thwart numerous terrorist plots against the United States and its allies in the years since 9/11, but I also_ _found that it is an organization that operates with a high degree of integrity and a deep commitment to the rule of law._ _Like any organization dealing with extremely complex issues, the NSA on_ _occasion made mistakes in the implementation of its authorities, but it invariably reported those mistakes upon discovering them and worked conscientiously to correct its errors._ _The Review Group found no evidence that the NSA had knowingly or intentionally engaged in unlawful or unauthorized activity. To the contrary, it has put in place carefully-crafted internal procedures to ensure that it operates within the bounds of its lawful authority."_ And the conclusion: *A complete examination of Section 702 reveals a program that is painstakingly designed* *to protect the privacy of US persons to the greatest extent possible while also* *gathering valuable intelligence for national security.* *Section 702 achieves the twin goals of the Constitution’s* *preamble: providing for the common defense and securing the blessings of liberty.* And as noted in an extensive 2013 analysis, the United States is the only nation in the world where “. . . _such surveillance is subject to review by courts presided over by_ _federal judges,_ _with appeals possible to the US Supreme Court._ _The law enforcement agencies tasked with complying with FISA_ _are required to provide regular compliance reports to the_ _Congressional committees with responsibility over national security.”_ Given the Constitution’s mandate for limited but effective government, this burden is both appropriate and well imposed. It remains the gold standard in a world searching for the means to achieve the dual aims of security and the defense of individual liberties. *The critics of Section 702 have failed to provide persuasive evidence that Section 702 is either unconstitutional* *or bad public policy, and therefore have not made the case for modification or repeal of the law. For that reason, Congress should* *reauthorize Section 702 without any significant amendments." So, after all of this, and more - we can only conclude two things: Snowden lied. Or Snowden didn't read his own documents, and ran with it.

I make sure to have my camera always facing me whenever I jerkoff

lol, not to the governments he exposed, which is who would actually create the day as a holiday. He is a hero, but what does it matter? Its not like we did anything after we found out what the government was doing. They are still doing it. He didn't get anything shutdown. Its just public knowledge. Honestly they probably wanted it to leak, so that it strikes even more fear into people.

lol

Oh no I know too much. They're going to lock me up.

*its was at this moment that they all knew, * they fucked up.

+Jean-Paul Northcutt in America that is a high possibility

+SASN NETWORK SSND your an idiot

+AYY Cashew I use electric. It is unnoticeable.

I remember one time I had been on the computer for about 4 hours writing an essay for my lit class when I looked at the camera lense and saw the webcam light on. When I looked at it, it suddenly turned off. I don't know how long it was on and I don't know who was watching me, but that was one of the scariest moments of my life. I always keep something over the lense of my laptop now.

+supermysticsonic2 There's nothing wrong with being paranoid when you have a reason to be.

+Dakota DallaCosta Paranoia is excessive amount of suspicion towards something or someone, Now if you have a valid reason to be suspicions it's not technically paranoia.

+Wisdom Tooth ?! How ?

Even Mark Zuckerberg does that.

I’ve been doing that for more than 6 years now.

@@amayliar21 I have a webcam shutter built into my laptop. It's pretty handy.

I can see u now

what about the audio? they can also hear you

+Henry Lim They probably love it. Turn it into some easily digestible action packed entertainment with lots of explosions for good measure and people start mixing up the real story with the fictional and don't focus on what is really important which is the violation of everyone's privacy that has been going on for years and years.

Niggaless Cage.

+MrMetalHead1100 fuck yes

+MrMetalHead1100 plsno..gorden levvit is the one u want

+MrMetalHead1100 0:44 Find the Nicholas Cage in the Snowden trailer haystack!

+Jackson Simile dude ur comment has potential to be a stand-alone one.

Because it is a democratic country, a country of freedom of expression and not those dictatorial countries without some moral like socialism

J0Ker "Country of freedom" Technically speaking the USA is the least free country on the planet, Head up though

You obviously have no idea what life is like under a dictatorship if you think the US is the least free country on Earth.

Reverse psychology.

I’m here because of Netflix

billions

That dialogue from Superman!

***** it's treason then *ignites lightsaber*

If you honestly think that, youre an idiot.

idiot

maybe....but Ryan Eggold is Snowdens doppelganger

+Lukas T Right! or Timothy Oliphant. i think thats how you spell it.

+ShredyzGaming IT'S NICHOLAS CAGE!!! ten tenen ten ten ten!

+Lukas T lmfao

+Lukas T wait till he loses his mind again

He's an actor dumbass

No shit sherlock

wow. just......wow.

Well if they track this comment they laughed hard

and he's scraping at the dooooaaaaah!

+max2082 He is kinda.

+max2082 He sounds like the real Snowden.

+PaulBeen yea he sounded pretty monotone like Snowden I mean he is a hero and all I just hate his voice.

+max2082 Well if you watch interviews with Snowden he has a low monotone soft spoken voice just like Keanu Reeves. Hell Joseph is even got some of Snowden's mannerisms and body language done fairly well.

That wasn't Keanu Reeves? jk.

👍

the establishment would love to have his head

Edward Snowden for president

if he came and knocked on my door and asked for a place to sleep in Britain even though the police were trying to arrest id still find space on my sofa for him.. man is a legend and a credit the United States. Snowden for president

What exactly did he do? Sorry, don't know much about him.

they did

MrDreamMods oww.. title?

the fifth estate

MrDreamMods k thanks

They already did.

Satellites can see through your walls and your electronic devices can be made to overheat to do things from download your data(or upload data) to seeing you in a radius around the device even when you're not holding it. Tap over your camera is meaningless. Just hope you never experience the full scope of what they can do... some of us already have, and there's no recourse short of getting rid of your electronic devices. Even chucking them doesn't stop what they can do completely.

+LexDomino What if I live like a groundhog?

Join the alliance man👍🏾. I taped my computer camera ages ago. #TrustNoOne👀🏃🏽

You guys are a bit too paranoid. The NSA does indeed spy but (1) they cannot simply look through your cameras, and (2) there isn't enough manpower to watch everyone in the country even if they could. You should only worry about your security if you're doing something that might get the NSA's attention.

Do you have any sources on this? From my understanding the only wavelength we can magnify significantly from spy satellites is visible light and some infrared. Being able to "see" things around a device "in a radius" sounds like bullshit to me, frankly.

+XTwoStepsToHellX Easy to do when you have millions in the bank.

Nicolas Cage used his salary to fund 3 more B-rate movies starring himself

+Jerel Damon We tell them everything, they own us & we do nothing about it.

+Katletas Domkratas The funniest part is that you think is this unrealistic.

I wasn't joking.

Alba Contreras They won’t, russia with the higher power. He’s perfectly safe.

Really? Are you the typical snowflake that believes the lie that "big bad evil America" is the only country that has mass surveillance? Grow up. If the other superpowers do this, we have to as well least we run the risk of outside powers simply moving into the country and operating undetected. Grow up. Anyone that knows anything about this field knows Snowden was not the first traitor, even in the agency he was contracted to. In YOUR world, if the U.S. is only allowed to run this level of surveillance on locations OCONUS, then a terrorist cell must only simply move to the U.S. in order to escape surveillance. Thank the Lord we do not live in a world with you making the decisions that matter. Grow up, learn to manage your own life, and for God sake, clean your house.

@@brianj1136 It has prevented 0 terrorist attacks

+KleptooN Did you see this trailer? About the only fact that is 100% true is the fact that it is called Snowden.

+KleptooN Exactly...but this commercial seems to confirm both of our fears: They are trumoing him up to be some sort of playboy-James-Bond-like character. Hell...most of Hollywood is on the governments side...maybe this is meant to make him out to look like a fantasy and/or a joke...

+Jory Ferrell But it's Oliver Stone. Not exactly a pro-government stooge. On the other hand, his most famous movie is a complete fictionalization of the assassination of JFK.

Just watch CitizenFour

***** ::Shrug:: It feels wayyyy too sarcastic to me...his portrayal doesn't feel at all correct. With a film that is meant to focus around a fight for honesty and transparency, misrepresentation of his character feels intentional and malicious to me...IDK...

Bruh Olive Stone is one of the best directors out there. Check out JFK movie and you will see.

That was probably the last good Oliver Stone movie.

Nicholas Cage is in it but... If they got Nicholas Cage then i guess its a Nicholas Cage movie.... And we all know how Nicholas Cage movies are.

It's overly dramatized to convey an already very compelling story. It's going to suck ass.

+Adam yeah leaving Las Vegas and adaptation and raising Arizona were so bad

He's under FSB and Putin protection itself, try to get him now.

He's undercover at putins place, working top secret together with Hitler, RasPUTIN and Bush Sr., trying to find out how to solve the mess of Merkel-Europe.

He is Russia, he got stuck in the airport for a month because US canceled his passport, but he didn't enter Russia because he didn't have a visa to enter. He was there only for a connecting flight. Watch CitizenFour for greater detail

Ray Wei He have Russian pasport, and live somthere in Moscow, under interior government agency protection.

олег бурдин oh

+deeshmond Home run!

+deeshmond indeed he has

+deeshmond actually, i was going to say.. I find it distracting. I'd rather Joe Gordon levitt just use his natural voice and focus on the acting more.

+DREDAYZ Yeah, Joseph is gold.

I hope they bring up Bitcoin at some point

JGL became one of my favourite actors after seeing him in manic. For those of you that haven't seen it, it's kinda similar to 1 flew over the cuckoos next with teenagers.

+Alberts stuff I still have to see that

This definitely looks good I'll go see it opening night

You don't say?

+Omar Like always, I stopped at the comments section before watching the trailer, and was I justified or what?! LOL