Listening to him in talks and conferences is one thing and this book is another. When he discloses the inner monologue that leads him to one decision or the other, it reveals him as someone who's more human and empathetic than his hard shell can lead us to believe.

The memoir has both the long life and career path that justified his actions, as well as fun-ish escapades and experiences from working inside the intelligence industry.

He ends it with a recap and call for more activism and action towards an internet that respects its user's rights.