[Cboldt]

Anonymous 03/09/18 (Fri) 06:37:37 be8eca No.599714

>>599682
True, but then why Snowden? Doesn't make sense. If they gave him the tool, Snowden isn't of value to the NSA other than a trophy. The tech lives outside of him and Q claims that they own CIA at this point (making assumptions). This is unfolding as if Snowden has something that no one else has access to. Snowden has fame for taking files and exposing, not of someone that developed technology that no one else has. Something not adding up.

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Q !UW.yye1fxo 03/09/18 (Fri) 06:39:47 04b0ec No.599730

>>599714
Which country does he really work for?
Expand your thinking.
Q

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Q !UW.yye1fxo 03/09/18 (Fri) 07:00:53 04b0ec No.599891

Look at his family.
Look at their positions.
Why are we giving him this much attention?
Why are we providing this much sensitive detail in a public [known] forum?
Everything has meaning.
Q

[Diogenesis]

from 2013:

Exclusive: Edward Snowden’s father suggests son’s leaks may be protected by Constitution
"Lon Snowden’s anguish over his son, Edward Snowden,
is turning into something else he didn’t expect:
disillusion with a government he once proudly served.

“I’m an American citizen who has lost faith in many of
the leaders on both sides of the political aisle,”
Mr. Snowden said during an interview with The Washington Times.

A decorated Coast Guard officer, the elder Mr. Snowden
says he, like his son, once “walked the halls of the
National Security Agency.” He is disappointed with
his son’s betrayal of his oath of secrecy as an NSA contractor
and concerned that his son may spend life in prison.

Edward Snowden was a U.S. intelligence officer with a
top-secret clearance when he worked for five years
at Dell Computers in its Washington, D.C., offices.
He was handling top-secret data at the Hawaii offices
of another government contractor, Booz Allen Hamilton,
when he made off with top-secret evidence of the U.S. government’s
gathering and storing of data on the private phone calls
and Internet contacts of hundreds of millions of Americans
through programs such as Prism."

[Diogenesis]

Anonymous 03/09/18 (Fri) 07:09:46 2caf99 No.599970>>599986
>>599891

>Grandfather
Edward J. Barrett = Rear admiral in the U.S. Coast Guard > Senior FBI Official

>Father
Lonnie Snowden = Coast Guard Officer

>Mother
Elizabeth Snowden = Clerk @ U.S. District Court Maryland.

>Sister
Jessica Snowden > Lawyer @ Federal Judicial Center in Washington,

He went to school in UK (Liverpool) and also studied both Japanese and Mandarin, or at least had a keen interest.

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Family is involved entirely in the US gov. Especially the coast guard.

Family could aid in the moving of U1/Human Trafficking (Haiti?)/Drugs etc

US Coast guard has alot of power and jurisdiction.

[EMI_Guy]

It appears to me the Q drops are a smidge less cryptic during the last two days ...maybe 10% less. Of course, The Lexicon here is a huuuuge help.

That suggests to me the NSA, CIA, etc. are locked down to a better degree by the white hats.

Or something...

[RinaseaofDs]

His family is giving Snowden access. USCG is homeland. One is working for the attorney’s office, that’s judicial.

You give those family members software to inject and it could be an interesting way of getting information.

[reasonisfaith]

Snowden went public while in HK prior to traveling to Russia because he knew Obama and the shadow government would let him go wherever he wanted to go.

Was Snowden going public a kind of false flag event? The purpose of which was to set the stage for more security and less liberty? Meanwhile, pretending to do the opposite as Obama did in this speech about the whole thing:

https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/the-press-office/2014/01/17/remarks-president-review-signals-intelligence