Snowden tucks many US secrets in different parts of the world

It seems revealing the truth has more than one double-edged sword. Snowden, the world’s most hunted whistle-blower, fled the United States because he did not want to live a country where individuals’ data were monitored by the government, reports Memeburn.

Guardian newspaper journalist Glenn Greenwald, who first published the documents Snowden leaked, in a newspaper interview published on Saturday, stressed that the US government should be careful in its pursuit of the former computer analyst, according to InSerbia News.

Greenwald said in his interview with La Nacion that documents Snowden has tucked away in different parts of the world detail which U.S. spy programs capture transmissions in Latin America and how they work, informs Huffington Post.