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1 posted on 07/25/2013 9:16:59 PM PDT by Rabin
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Watch Obama do something stupid like authorize a drone strike, killing some Russians in the process. Wouldn’t that be grand?

As long as Snowden isn’t giving anyone any military technological secrets or anything that would compromise national security, I feel like this guy is a true American Hero.

There is not one person that is okay with their privacy being invaded. Anywhere, not one.


2 posted on 07/25/2013 9:20:15 PM PDT by FreedomStar3028
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The Obama administration doesn’t want him back.


3 posted on 07/25/2013 9:22:06 PM PDT by cornfedcowboy
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Soros is not welcome in many countries but in Russia he stands indicted as a wanted criminal who has refuge in the USA. A trade Soros for Snowden might be plausible, but it wouldn’t really appeal to me because I believe Soros and his like ilk are far more dangerous to the USA than Snowden.


4 posted on 07/25/2013 9:25:13 PM PDT by noinfringers2
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Yes indeed.
The plot thickens.

I always had the gut feeling this guy was working for team Obama.
The USA looks bad, but somehow Obama doesn’t get any on him.


5 posted on 07/25/2013 9:25:46 PM PDT by mylife (Ted Cruz understands the law, and he does not fear the unlawful.)
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The last thing this gov’t wants is to see Snowden back in the good ol’ U.S. of A.

His trial would open up a can of worms for the feds in any court proceeding.


6 posted on 07/25/2013 9:56:58 PM PDT by spel_grammer_an_punct_polise (Learn three chords and you, too, can be a Rock Star!)
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If the USA and Russia have no agreement on extradiction, then what would be the use of such a document? I can understand its value in Venezuela, at least - they are short on toilet paper there.

Typically countries do not send each other requests that they cannot enforce. I think this is one of such cases - an angry, toothless letter, written by a clerk at the State Department. No response, outside of a popular gesture, is expected.

7 posted on 07/25/2013 10:05:15 PM PDT by Greysard
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Putin should grant him asylum on the basis that he makes public everything he knows!!
26 posted on 07/25/2013 10:42:21 PM PDT by dalereed
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They don’t want him. If they try him lots of stuff will come out. They hope he disappears into Russian life.


31 posted on 07/25/2013 10:53:33 PM PDT by VerySadAmerican (If you vote for evil because you can't see evil, you ARE evil!)
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Supports my ‘false flag’ theory that this is 0bama’s ‘flexibility’, aimed at intelligence transfer to China and Russia.


32 posted on 07/25/2013 10:53:47 PM PDT by GeorgeWashingtonsGhost
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As goofy as it may sound- this was staged, as a soft push introduction, to the way Our Government has and will continue to Govern. We have been subverted. Tyranny is now fully in control.


35 posted on 07/25/2013 11:06:21 PM PDT by RedHeeler
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