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Those who are old enough to remember the political mood of America during the '60s and '70s will find the implications of the U.S. Government's present conflict with Russia interesting and revealing -- because the majority of the American People are clearly on the side of Russia and Edward Snowden.
As more and more Americans embrace bondage and servitude in the name of security, the ghost of Snowden will be standing over their shoulders as a constant reminder of liberties lost.
Those who are old enough to remember the political mood of America during the '60s and '70s will find the implications of the U.S. Government's present conflict with Russia interesting and revealing -- because the majority of the American People are clearly on the side of Russia and Edward Snowden.
Believe me, this is NOT a new 'cold war.' I was around in those days. This is just another Zerobama tantrum and nothing more.
Maybe Obama will cover it in the next speech he gives...
It's been what about 24 hrs since the last one so he is due...
As more and more Americans embrace bondage and servitude in the name of security, the ghost of Snowden will be standing over their shoulders as a constant reminder of liberties lost.
I was against what "W" did to our freedom and I am also against what "O" did to our freedom. "O is following in the footsteps of "W" again!
How many here stood up and protested our loss of our freedom during the last decade? Let's see who's honest. I remember the right was damn silent back then and even defending "W".
What changed?
What are "serious consequences" according to former community activists who never had a real job? Barry Hussein already blinked. All he is doing now is posturing for the American media who still have a tingle up their collective legs.
National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden left the transit zone of a Moscow airport and officially entered Russia after authorities granted him asylum for a year, his lawyer said Thursday, a move that suggests the Kremlin isn't shying away from further conflict with the United States.
Snowden leaves airport after Russia grants asylum
National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden left the transit zone of a Moscow airport and officially entered Russia after authorities granted him asylum for a year, his lawyer said Thursday, a move that suggests the Kremlin isn't shying away from further conflict with the United States.
Snowden leaves airport after Russia grants asylum
Hey liar - nowhere in your link are the words "serious consequences".
You named your OP using a term that is nowhere in your OP.National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden left the transit zone of a Moscow airport and officially entered Russia after authorities granted him asylum for a year, his lawyer said Thursday, a move that suggests the Kremlin isn't shying away from further conflict with the United States.
Snowden leaves airport after Russia grants asylum
Hey liar - nowhere in your link are the words "serious consequences".
hey dumbass...obama said it earlier, i think a week or so ago
care to apologize for calling me a liar?
You named your OP using a term that is nowhere in your OP.Hey liar - nowhere in your link are the words "serious consequences".
hey dumbass...obama said it earlier, i think a week or so ago
care to apologize for calling me a liar?
Why didn't you link to an article with Obama saying that, then?
The only thing weak about Obama, is the kowtowing he's doing to all the un-American pricks who think Snowden did something wrong.Just goes to show that Obama garners no respect around the world. I imagine they see him as a weak president and doesn't deserve the respect.
