[djf]

This one is gonna be a tough nut to crack.

They entered a country without it’s permission, in order to obtain information that the government would rather not reveal.

Call it journalism all you want, it’s very possible by international law itself this is espionage.

[jhpigott]

ping

[fight_truth_decay]

That group of young investigative journalists on the Vanguard side of Current tv are Reporters Without Borders. Ling had claimed that the Media was broken..so they go undercover in some of the most dangerous parts of the world where most would fear to tread to do documentaries.

Note: Kim Jong's NK News service also "does Twitter"...up to speed on the 3G. Daily Kos had a brief blurb on that. Perhaps why there has been a black out on this story by Current plus the obvious potential of publicity once Ling and Lee return, present day pawns so Obama will take notice of "the little guy" and his favorite son next in line.

[AFPhys]

They entered a country without it’s permission, in order to obtain information that the government would rather not reveal.

Call it journalism all you want, it’s very possible by international law itself this is espionage.
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Very good point.