Life at the Top

The two, who had been glaring at each other just now, were filled with indignation as they watched the videos being played on the screen. The videos concealed behind these keys revealed not only current camera captures but also an archive of past recordings.

Logically speaking, these videos should have been deleted. However, whether due to efficiency issues at the headquarters or other reasons, these videos were not wiped out. So, Snow and Assange, who originally just wanted to satisfy their curiosity, suddenly lost their composure.

They watched scenes of prisoners being tortured in prisoner-of-war camps, the daily life of a country’s head of state being exposed, the daily life of ordinary people under the surveillance of other countries all the time.

Snow suddenly felt that what he knew was shaken to pieces. The facts that he had believed were a prop for others to cover the truth.

Many of these videos depicted events from the past, and as Snow watched them, he vividly recalled some of the incidents that had occurred during that period. Upon careful reflection, it sent shivers down his spine. Those behind many of the things he criticized previously were actually the intelligence agency he worked for.

He suddenly felt that his belief in the intelligence industry was ridiculous. The foundation of his dream collapsed.

His first reaction was confusion, and then this confusion turned into anger.

though he had long been accustomed to malicious speculation about others, the truth was beyond

thought turned out to be nothing more than child’s play

he would not have hacked into the intelligence agency

to successfully obtain intelligence from the network, which further deepened his hostility towards the authorities. Yet, words on paper

intelligence agency surveillance tyranny!” Assange waved

agency surveillance tyranny!” Snow raised

were on the same

these videos hidden, shielding their actions from exposure?” In the end, Assange asked the crucial

Assange’s sharp questioning, Snow fell

his head. “I still don’t think it’s time to make