> even went to live under the protection of one of them. Some patriot he is, gladly embracing the Russian regime.

You know that's not true? His passport was cancelled while he was mid-flight and no country would touch him, and he was essentially trapped in an airport until Russia offered asylum.

The US effectively sent him to Russia.

He went to China and leaked surveillance targets to the Chinese government. Some of these documents are in the very article we are now discussing.

The funniest thing is that he'd probably be in US prison by now had they not cancelled his passport.