Speculative claim of an unnamed NSA collaborator aiding Snowden
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The passage offers a vague hypothesis about an unknown mole assisting Snowden, without concrete names, dates, transactions, or evidence. It repeats known historical analogies and provides no actionabl Suggests an unidentified NSA insider may have guided Snowden to Booz Allen and Hong Kong. Draws parallels to historic Russian moles (Hanssen, Ames) to argue a mole could evade detection. Cites an int
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