This reflection explores the values conflicts in the case of Edward Snowden, discussing the harm caused by his actions and the benefits to the public. It also examines the ethical justification of Snowden's actions, the author's perspective if they were in Snowden's position, the potential consequences of Snowden's leak on CIA operatives, and the circumstances in which whistleblowing would be considered ethical. The reflection concludes by emphasizing the importance of ethics over the legal system.