“He’s a criminal” you posted - may I inquire as to the jury decision to which you refer?
Has the concept of “innocent until found guilty” somehow not been taught in Alaskan schools? I suspect it was taught to you and somehow didn’t accept it? As a friend’s daughter is in charge of a significant component of the Alaskan education system, I tend to think you know about “innocent until found guilty”.
What about “Jury Nullification”?
Are you aware that a jury has the power not to return a verdict of guilty, despite any/all evidence - if they agree that justice will be served by such a verdict?
Which is more important, protecting a government which is in the last stages of creating an invasive and controlling tyranny - or keeping ones Constitution?
Choice time IS upon us.
As a voice in a cloud upon a mountain once was alleged to have said to Moses, “I put before you this day life and death. Therefore choose life”.
Snowdon had a choice of silent acquiesence to tyranny or denunciation of tyranny.
Daniel Ellsberg, a man with a certain experience in the issues of revealing government bad behavior, said Snowdon’s speaking out will prove to be far more important than the Pentagon Papers were.
Listen to the expert.
Aren't admitted thieves, criminals?
What about “Jury Nullification”?
Where, in China?
Choice time IS upon us.
To anyone aware of what has transpired, it's been upon us for many years. Americans are as a whole, not interested. Remember, not only was Obama elected, he was re elected and all the so called "patriots" have done little to challenge the criminal administration.
Daniel Ellsberg,
At least he didn't slither off to China, though he was a thief.
In late 1969—with the assistance of his former RAND Corporation colleague Anthony Russo and the staff of Senator Edward Kennedy—Ellsberg secretly made several sets of photocopies of the classified documents to which he had access; these later became known as the Pentagon Papers
I don't consider Ellsberg to be an expert, patriot or have the security of the USA as his primary interest.