Ever since Edward Snowden outed himself as the man behind the leak of NSA's secret monitoring program , the number of dilemmas presented would have caused countless officials many sleepless nights.
For instance, how would such revelations square with the testimonies given previously on snooping programs ?
Is it ok to snoop on foreign citizens and only have protection for U.S. citizens?
How do the service providers who cooperated with the NSA now explain their actions before a very fickle Internet user community?
How can an agency charged with security allow such lapses in its own security?
Why would Snowden consider himself a defender of personal rights but yet site himself in Hong Kong, a jurisdiction which potentially would take them away?
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