Here it is, drop 1876, Snowden hurt the NSA's ability to quietly monitor the bad guys:

Why did ES make public NSA CLAS tools?

Think XKeyscore + PRISM specifically.

Was such tech kept from 'elected' officials?

Was such tech kept from 'elected' directors?

Why was DOJ">DOJ">NO SUCH AGENCY created?

Think SIGINT.

What ADVANTAGES exist to BIG TECH, other ABC off/on agencies, elected officials, CEOs, FOREIGN ADVERSARIES etc. if such information is learned?

>>4286475

Serious question, have you read the Q drops? This is the narrative: Snowden is a Traitor, the NSA are the good guys, Wikileaks has been compromised, Assange has the data, Seth Rich was a motherfucking PATRIOT

>>4286555

>in incredibly granular detail

But you think Snowden is not a traitor?? It's been a major thread of this movement.

>>4286649

You seriously have to go back, you're on the wrong script