BREAKING: TRUMP TO PARDON SNOWDEN – THE DEEP STATE’S NIGHTMARE BEGINS

It’s happening. President Trump is preparing to issue a FULL and UNCONDITIONAL pardon for Edward Snowden. The man who sacrificed EVERYTHING to expose the Deep State’s crimes is finally getting justice—and the corrupt establishment is in FULL PANIC MODE. This isn’t just about Snowden. This is about tearing down the surveillance state built to CONTROL YOU. THE HERO WHO EXPOSED THEIR SPYING MACHINE Snowden revealed the NSA’s illegal mass surveillance of every American. Your phone calls, emails, and private messages—monitored, stored, and weaponized against you. Big Tech—Google, Apple, Facebook—acted as Deep State collaborators, feeding data straight into government hands. THE DEEP STATE’S WORST FEAR: TRUMP & SNOWDEN TOGETHER Trump knows firsthand what the Deep State is capable of. He lived through their Russia hoax, their witch hunts, and their rigged elections. A Snowden pardon isn’t just justice—it’s a direct DECLARATION OF WAR against the shadow government. The NSA, FBI, CIA—ALL of them will be forced to face their crimes.

WHAT THIS PARDON MEANS: Deep State crimes EXPOSED – Illegal surveillance programs laid bare. Big Tech’s credibility DESTROYED – The companies that spied on YOU will be unmasked. Whistleblowers EMPOWERED – Patriots who reveal corruption will be protected, not prosecuted. The surveillance state COLLAPSES – No more unchecked government tyranny. THE DEEP STATE IS PANICKING. THEY CAN’T STOP THIS. They’re already deploying their media puppets to smear Snowden, calling this move “reckless.” They want you distracted. They want you afraid. But it’s TOO LATE. TRUMP’S LEGACY: A PRESIDENT WHO FOUGHT FOR YOU! By pardoning Snowden, Trump is proving once again that he fights for YOU, not the corrupt elites. The Deep State’s control is SLIPPING AWAY and they KNOW IT. The surveillance state will FALL. The Deep State will be EXPOSED. And America will rise again. Ferguson Tweet

Trump’s pardon of Snowden reminds all who were unsure that indeed, we were living under US govt tyranny, secrecy, illegality, an illegitimate govt operating outside the US Constitution. Trump will defeat the hidden hand’s puppet globalists and politicians running the US govt.
Edward Snowden’s decision to blow the whistle on the NSA’s mass surveillance programs was driven by a combination of ethical concerns, disillusionment with government overreach, and a tipping point that came from witnessing the extent of surveillance abuses firsthand. What Led Snowden to Whistleblow? Early Patriotism & Government Work Snowden originally believed in serving his country. He worked as a contractor for the NSA and CIA, believing he was protecting national security. However, he gradually became disillusioned as he saw how intelligence agencies operated beyond their legal limits. Mass Surveillance Beyond Foreign Targets Snowden initially thought U.S. intelligence focused on legitimate foreign threats. However, as he gained access to classified NSA programs, he realized that mass surveillance was being conducted on American citizens without their knowledge or consent. Programs Like PRISM & Upstream Collection Snowden discovered programs like PRISM and Upstream, which allowed the NSA to collect vast amounts of internet and phone data from major tech companies (Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, etc.) without warrants. This meant ordinary Americans’ emails, calls, and messages were being intercepted, stored, and analyzed—violating privacy rights. The Tipping Point: Lying to Congress Snowden has said that one of his breaking points was watching James Clapper, the Director of National Intelligence, lie under oath to Congress in March 2013.Clapper was asked if the NSA was collecting “any type of data at all” on millions of Americans. He responded: “No, sir. Not wittingly.” Snowden knew this was false because he had personally worked on the programs that did exactly that. This moment convinced Snowden that the government was misleading the public and that exposing the truth was necessary. Knowing Whistleblower Protections Were Weak Snowden saw how previous whistleblowers like Thomas Drake and William Binney had been harassed and prosecuted for trying to report government overreach through official channels. He realized that if he tried the same approach, he would likely be silenced. A Duty to the Public Snowden felt an obligation to inform Americans that their constitutional rights were being violated. He believed that people should have the choice to decide if they wanted to live under such a surveillance state. His Decision to Leak the Documents In June 2013, Snowden leaked classified NSA documents to journalists Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras, exposing the scale and scope of government surveillance. His goal was not to harm the U.S. but to reveal what was being done in secret and let the public decide if it was acceptable. The Aftermath Reactions: The leaks sparked global outrage. Some saw him as a traitor; others hailed him as a hero. Government Response: The U.S. charged him under the Espionage Act, forcing him to seek asylum in Russia. Impact: His revelations led to significant changes in U.S. surveillance laws, including restrictions on bulk data collection. Snowden’s View Today Snowden has said that he does not regret his decision. He believes that whistleblowing exposed a fundamental threat to democracy and gave people the chance to fight back against unchecked government power. Would you like a breakdown of how the NSA changed after Snowden’s leaks? Dean Ray