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Snowden got the most severe punishment for treason
... he have to live in Russia for at least a year.
P.S. Poor boy :disgust |
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понаехали, сцуко...то Депердье, теперя Сноуден...:) |
That WOULD be torture. Stuck in an airport, unable to experience the amazing night life, good vodka, and amazing women right outside.
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I am stunned he hasn't been knocked off yet. Seriously. He is a rogue NSA employee with our nation's secrets in his briefcase.
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he is going to get sick and die in the near future and it will be a foreign doctor that says what he got that killed him. |
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Anyone asserting that he is going to die is a castrated slave justifying their OWN cowardly inaction agasint authoritarianism.
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Would be a good attempt to discredit him though. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mockingbird |
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http://www.chronicle.su/news/snowden...nd-chemtrails/ It's clearly a spoof site like the onion. Their current headline is "Justin Bieber: Anonymous Psyop Shill". |
Some guys have all the luck.
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in a airport being watched by a ton of security ? there is no way to kill him right now.
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Instead the US government wants him detained. Says enough about which side you as a citizen should be choosing. |
instead of being what he claims he is, a human rights activist, snowden cowardly used the bulk of what he stole as a bargaining chip to allow him to be granted asylum in the human rights capital of the world- russia.
that's not hero behavior. that's a jackass. |
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What's wrong with Moscow,Moscow is awesome city to live.Only reason why i wouldn't go there is crazy weather,but hey if i would have good offer i would definitely go.
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nothing? oh. |
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but since you are trying to make it about me, i'll clear that up for you- i can think in complex terms, i can separate the act of espionage from the data *revealed*. those are 2 separate events and should be treated as such, you are not old enough or smart enough to sort that out for yourself so you go with what the media tells you, that's cool, just don't try and switch that lack of understanding around to me. :) Quote:
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nigga please |
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i don't give a fuck what he's *supposed* to do. i didn't come up with this brilliant plan that has revealed jack fucking illegal shit. either way, the fact remains, a precedent has been set and established. you can either acknowledge that or keep your head in the sand. i could not care less, you took issue with my view, not vice-versa. |
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Who's head is in the sand about the US legal system? |
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are you not aware that when you voluntarily join the military you voluntarily sign a document that removes your rights as a citizen and you agree to the military court of law?
you don't know that do you. |
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certainly you can't be taking issue with my view and not have a basic understanding of the topic. wait, this is gfy. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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You want people like Snowden to GAMBLE their lives on what the government decides to charge them with. That would be ridiculously stupid. |
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again, snowden is civilian, manning was military. snowden is not charged with military crimes, is not in and never was in the military and therefor cannot be charged with any crimes by the military which is exactly my point and why his case has everything in common with drake and nothign in common with manning you did see the post above stating all the awards drake has won, in addition to not being found guilty of espionage. either way, you won't be able to admit that fact so continue spinning my comments 180 degrees. |
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You're guilty of all the things you keep accusing me of. |
russia and american partners approve this
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some kid making comments about killing babies on a video game is not even in the same ballpark as espionage. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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Right. How dare he tell the American people our government is spying on us?? What a jackass! |
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the funniest part of you snowden sympathizers is he revealed absolutely nothing that has changed anything or that was not already known. yet he's your hero and you'll cling to some uneducated view of history to keep sucking your hero dick so you make this about my view.
that's funny. |
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couple of y'all should apply for snoop jobs at nsa, you'll fit right in.
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this is why i admire thomas drake and why snowden is a hypocritical coward:::::
On June 9, 2011, all 10 original charges against him were dropped. Drake rejected several deals because he refused to "plea bargain with the truth". |
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yeah, being on the lamb in russia is less a gamble, more smart thinking snowden! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
Guys, I really don't understand why do you wish death to Snowden. How exactly he betrayed your country? Did he reveal some military secrets or what? The guy just explained how your government is illegally watching you for your money. WTF with you? Has the USA became the USSR version 2.0 already?
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i not only have thomas drake case supporting my view, i have every fucking espionage case every made against anyone in the usaunder 18 U.S.C. § 793(e) . hahahahahahahahaha
::::::: Drake is one of four individuals in the history of the United States who has been charged specifically with “willful retention” of “national defense” information under 18 U.S.C. § 793(e). This particular portion of the Espionage Act was created in 1950 during the Second Red Scare, as part of the McCarran Internal Security Act. Anthony Russo and Daniel Ellsberg were the first to be prosecuted for the “retention” of what came to be known as the Pentagon Papers which Ellsberg gave to The New York Times, eventually resulting in another landmark Espionage Act case in 1971, New York Times Co. v. United States. The prosecution of Russo and Ellsberg was dismissed in 1972 because of government misconduct. The second prosecution was of Samuel Loring Morison in 1985, a Navy analyst who sold satellite photographs to Jane's Defense Weekly; he was later pardoned by President Bill Clinton. The third was the American Israel Public Affairs Committee case in 2005 (United States v. Franklin, Rosen, and Weissman). All charges against Rosen and Weissman were dropped in 2009. |
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which is he fucked up the entire reveal. the *story* now is not about the data revealed, it's about snowden and asylum. do you not see how that is a fundamental failure? i mean really. the shit i have to try and explain around here. . |
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