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Snowden should be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his heroic act. ...
The muslim says he's a hero...what more motivation to leave him in the dirt...with bullets in him.....
Judge Andrew Napolitano agrees he is a hero and says Snowden was acting within the laws of the Constitution.
Yeah snowden should have alerted Eric Holder about the spying before going to the media.
Snowden should be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his heroic act. ...
The muslim says he's a hero...what more motivation to leave him in the dirt...with bullets in him.....
Judge Andrew Napolitano agrees he is a hero and says Snowden was acting within the laws of the Constitution.
There is a right way and a wrong way for government malfeasance to be exposed.
Snowden did it the wrong way. He did not even try to do it the right way.
The muslim says he's a hero...what more motivation to leave him in the dirt...with bullets in him.....
Judge Andrew Napolitano agrees he is a hero and says Snowden was acting within the laws of the Constitution.
Napolitano is a Catholic, so he's probably a tool of that leftist Pope... or something.
"More than 500 of the world's leading authors, including five Nobel prize winners, have condemned the scale of state surveillance revealed by the whistleblower Edward Snowden and warned that spy agencies are undermining democracy and must be curbed by a new international charter.
The signatories, who come from 81 different countries and include Margaret Atwood, Don DeLillo, Orhan Pamuk, Günter Grass and Arundhati Roy, say the capacity of intelligence agencies to spy on millions of people's digital communications is turning everyone into potential suspects, with worrying implications for the way societies work."
World's leading authors: state surveillance of personal data is theft | World news | The Guardian
Some of you talk about American assassinations, as if they're something new. That's very naïve. Or maybe, you now have a mouthpiece, and are expressing (warranted) outrage.
Some of you talk about American assassinations, as if they're something new. That's very naïve. Or maybe, you now have a mouthpiece, and are expressing (warranted) outrage.
Well now Obama has made them legal.
Yeah snowden should have alerted Eric Holder about the spying before going to the media.
Killing Snowden would be a DANGEROUS move. By all accounts, he has some very damning evidence in his possession. Some speculate, that he has given copies of the intelligence to several people, who've been instructed (by Snowden) to expose the entire content, if he is assassinated.
If what we know is only the "tip of the iceberg", one can only imagine what the hell else is in those files. Those companies contracted to carry out these unscrupulous acts, I hope, have a day of reckoning.
Also, lives of innocent family members could be in danger, if all is brought to light. There are living relatives, who probably have no knowledge of their spouses having been involved in clandestine activities. Opening this "Pandora's Box" would have repercussions extending beyond our lifetimes.
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So we allow him to slow leak the info every time he feels neglected? I say put him in the dirt and send that message to his cronies.
I can't help but think that it is nice that Snowden told us about everything.
Yeah snowden should have alerted Eric Holder about the spying before going to the media.
Whether you think he is a hero or a scumbag, this interview with Glenn Greenwald in Rolling Stone magazine is fascinating:
Snowden and Greenwald: The Men Who Leaked the Secrets
How two alienated, angry geeks broke the story of the year
Read more: Edward Snowden and Glenn Greenwald: The Men Who Leaked the NSA's Secrets | Politics News | Rolling Stone
Killing Snowden would be a DANGEROUS move. By all accounts, he has some very damning evidence in his possession. Some speculate, that he has given copies of the intelligence to several people, who've been instructed (by Snowden) to expose the entire content, if he is assassinated.
If what we know is only the "tip of the iceberg", one can only imagine what the hell else is in those files. Those companies contracted to carry out these unscrupulous acts, I hope, have a day of reckoning.
Also, lives of innocent family members could be in danger, if all is brought to light. There are living relatives, who probably have no knowledge of their spouses having been involved in clandestine activities. Opening this "Pandora's Box" would have repercussions extending beyond our lifetimes.
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So we allow him to slow leak the info every time he feels neglected? I say put him in the dirt and send that message to his cronies.
Most of the world now knows. The only message that would be sent by killing him, would be that Americans truly cannot be trusted.
