斯诺登隐晦表示:"我已经赢了"
Six Months after leaks by Edward Snowden kicked off a stream of disclosures about National Security Agency activities, Snowden tells the Washington Post that he's satisfied that he helped spark a public debate about the limits of U.S. surveillance.
六个月前，斯诺登(Edward Snowden)泄露的信息引发了美国国家安全局(National Security Agency)情报活动的接连曝光。六个月后，斯诺登对《华盛顿邮报》(Washington Post)说，他很满意自己参与引发了有关美国监控活动限度的公开讨论。From the interview, published online Monday:
以下内容出自周一在网上发布的采访：'For me, in terms of personal satisfaction, the mission's already accomplished,' he said. 'I already won.
斯诺登：对我来说，就个人满足感而言，任务已经完成了。我已经赢了。
'As soon as the journalists were able to work, everything that I had been trying to do was validated. Because, remember, I didn't want to change society. I wanted to give society a chance to determine if it should change itself.'
斯诺登：记者们开始工作后，我所努力做的一切都立即得到了验证。因为，请记住，我不想改变社会。我想给社会一个机会来决定是否应该改变自己。In a story generated by more than 14 hours of interviews with the Washington Post, Snowden also talks a bit about his life in Russia, which granted him temporary asylum this summer. The 30-year-old former NSA contractor describes himself as an 'indoor cat,' who spends his days greeting a stream of visitors, surfing the Web and chowing on ramen noodles and chips.
《华盛顿邮报》对斯诺登进行了14个多小时的采访，在随后的采访报道中，斯诺登还略微谈到他在俄罗斯的生活。俄罗斯今年夏天授予斯诺登临时避难身份。这位30岁的前美国国家安全局承包商雇员自称是一个“宅男”，他的日子就是在接待一批批的来访者、上网、吃方便面和薯片中度过的。In the Post interview, Snowden also said that before he left the U.S. with a cache of NSA documents, he tested agency employees to see whether they shared his worries about the overreach of spying efforts:
在《华盛顿邮报》发表的采访报道中，斯诺登还说，在他携带一堆美国国家安全局文件离开美国前，他曾试探过该机构的员工，看他们是否和他一样担心过度的监控活动：'I asked these people, 'What do you think the public would do if this was on the front page?'' he said. He noted that critics have accused him of bypassing internal channels of dissent. 'How is that not reporting it? How is that not raising it?' he said.
斯诺登：我问这些人“如果这事上了头版，你认为公众会怎么做？”他指出，有人指责他绕过反映意见的内部渠道。他说，怎么没反映这个问题呢？怎么没提出这个问题呢？
