content: Hear me out here... he might just be a patriot who believes in social justice. Those two tweets (from late 2015) are quite factual though. Traditional divide and conquer tactics call for targeting smaller groups first.   616  As for "social justice is common sense," he's not necessarily wrong. "Justice" is a pretty subjective concept, which means that everyone has their own idea of what social justice is, and therefor everyone should support the concept.  That's what makes "social justice" such an effective double speak phrase. Before that is was "affirmative action," which by the dictionary, is both completely vague and totally redundant.  This is social engineering, designed by people who know how to manipulate human psychology and language. I think snowden was trying to counter the divide and conquer tactic required to dominate a populous.  Another completely valid possibility: He might be deep-cover, meant to orchestrate a limited hangout. He brings the people a gift of information (that the NSA knew would leak anyway), he teaches the people how to protect themselves from technology (something most IT professionals could do), and then assumes his place as speaker for a generation of angry and scared people. Once he gains that position as spokesperson, he is free to splash a bit of an agenda in alongside the truth. It's not as if the CIA has never had a double agent, or performed a limited hangout. Or, perhaps he's a troll. Russia is a cold place, and laughter warms the soul.