Posted on 06/25/2013 9:19:25 AM PDT by ConservativeMan55
The mixed messages coming out of Russia surrounding Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor who leaked sensitive information, have now been clarified. According to a RT news report, President Vladimir Putin told reporters today that Snowden remains at the Moscow airport — and that he will not, despite U.S. demands, be extradited.
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4) That our government, in its relentless drive to subjugate the people of this country, engaged in activities that put us in the current predicament.
laughing while the shadows run from themselves.
Do not get me wrong, Putin and Russia and China certainly do not have the American people's best interests in mind...but neither does Obama. And Putin and all the potential enemies of the US combined could never accomplish the type of violation of every American's rights that the Obama administration is accomplishing as President.
There is no...and there can be no constitutionally mandated probable cause for suspecting criminal activity for all Americans...no blanket probable cause to ligitimize what Obama is doing with PRISM. He is a traitor to the Constitution, as are all those who support such a blanket violation of American citizens through such a program.
All the legaleze, and twisting of meanings and words cannot negate that.
This is what I’m thinking.
If, as he says, he had the ability to wiretap anyone.. and was LOOKING to find out information such as this.
Just IMAGINE what he could have..
I bet some in DC are crapping themselves right about now..
Don’t forget Snowden said “he had the ability to wiretap anyone. Including the President of the United States.”
Enter....Syria....Russia's ally...
So there, Vlad!
Much higher placed people are blowing the whistle on this now...and being largely igrnored while the Obama administration and the MSM try and keep the people focused on the Snowden portion of it.
Former Director of NSA Intelligence reveals the full extent of PRISM capabilities. MUST SEE!
yep ... why would D.C. want this man so much. Does not make sense, when greater crimes have been committed by those who walk the halls in D.C.
Pretty sad when we have more respect for a Russian leader than our own POTUS.
That’s a nice picture. Don’t see many many-men photos nowadays.
There just aren't any Good Guys in this one.
This is all coordinated by either the Russians, the Chinese or both.
No way this guy is able to do all this and escape The US without help from a foreign government.
Like soooooo unreal...Our illustrious leader gonna make side deals with Russia....
The use of Snowden is a red herring.
What do They know about you? An interview with NSA analyst William Binney
http://dailycaller.com/2013/06/10/what-do-they-know-about-you-an-interview-with-nsa-analyst-william-binney/?print=1
BUSH-ERA NSA WHISTLEBLOWER MAKES MOST EXPLOSIVE ALLEGATIONS YET ABOUT EXTENT OF GOV’T SURVEILLANCE (Russ Tice)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3034138/posts
FBI’s Robert Mueller: Feds need broader surveillance powers
https://www.eff.org/mention/fbis-robert-mueller-feds-need-broader-surveillance-powers
*manly-men
Well, it’s certainly easier to have respect for Putin, compared to the pathetic joke that constitutes American leadership... metrosexual wimps like Obama and Kerry who are turning our military into a faggotized “Gay Pride” parade, and Congressional scumbags who toss our sovereignty into the wastebasket with open-borders and amnesty. America deserves the contempt it is receiving.
I hope Putin continues to tell Obama to eff off!
As I have said 98% of those in legislative and executive positions in DC have and are committing treason. I hope this thing gets blown off the roof. Time to clean house.
Putin said: “I learned about this from reports in the media”
Bahahahahahaha
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