Edward Snowden, considered by some a traitor and others a hero, has joined Twitter and may begin to opine on political issues from his perch in Moscow where his first tweets were targeting the National Security Agency.
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Snowden very quickly ramped up to nearly 300,000 followers after apparently mocking a Verizon Wireless advertising campaign with his first tweet questioning, “Can you hear me now?” Part of Snowden’s mission was to expose government listening in on U.S. citizens...
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