Posted on 06/10/2013 11:38:29 AM PDT by Perdogg
Even before last weeks revelations by The Guardian newspaper that the National Security Agency (NSA) was collecting call records from telecommunications companies and had the ability to mine user data from major U.S. Internet companies, the NSA was already on the trail of the leaker, according to two former U.S. intelligence officers with close ties to the agency.
(Excerpt) Read more at thedailybeast.com ...
Snowden’s handlers know how to keep him safe , undercover, and working against the Obama/Clinton Regime.
Is anybody safe from the Drone King??
Pretty soon the Drone King will get a taste of his own medicine (metaphorically speaking, of course.)
/ sarcasm = heavy and dripping
Why don’t they use this wonderful PRISM system to trace him down?
If it can’t nab a 29 year old geek, how will it protect us from terrorism?
/ sarcasm = off
I guess it only works on the TEA party

If Q can't find him, NOBODY CAN!.......
Zero is probably going after this guy with more resolve than when hunting Bin Laden.
Barry’s gonna drone him if he’s hanging out on ChiCom territory? I doubt it.

I want the data mining equipment returned in pristine order for once, 007!"
This guy will not stay in Hong Kong. Anywhere else, this dude has a bullseye on his back.
From what I’ve been reading, he’s already left Hong Kong.
Where to is a good question; perhaps the PRC? Russia? Iran?
He’d need to go somewhere without an extradition treaty with the US; aside from a good-sized chunk of the African continent, he really doesn’t have a lot of options.
you thinking that China is helping this guy?? with the leaking too??
LOL perfect match of picture and caption
Oh yeah? So what are they planning on doing with him if/when they catch him. Are they going to “disappear” him permanently?
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