To: AnotherUnixGeek
Snowden is offering to provide information on classified US programs to foreign states, in return for compensation.
Sounds like treason to me.
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01/05/2014 10:29:30 PM PST by
donmeaker
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To: donmeaker
Snowden is offering to provide information on classified US programs to foreign states, in return for compensation.
According to Snowden, he didn't - he claims he never passed any documents to Russia or China, though a Chinese newspaper has made that claim. If the government has proof that Snowden passed on classified documents to a foreign nation, for pay or for free, then he absolutely belongs in prison as a traitor.
But to the extent that Snowden has revealed to the US public the capabilities and practices of US government surveillance of innocent citizens, Snowden has performed a public service. And by the very fact that these practices are taking place, the federal government has limited credibility with me when it comes to accusations of treason against Snowden. I want to see the evidence.
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