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Edward Snowden!
Edward Snowden is an American hero who has significantly raised public awareness about the United States' government's threat to global freedom by using extreme and illegal measures of surveillance.
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No that aivdce is dumb, WHY would you think being leaderless is a good thing? The people already on power don’t elect leaders for your, they just corrupt them with bribes or some form of leverage. A leader worth his salt would be some one who was willing to sacrifice on a personal level for the greater good. As an example I give Martin L. King, as a leader the man did great things he helped his movement and those who followed him achieve their goals without violence.