Love him or hate him, his story as a fugitive is fascinating. If we get hitlery, we'll see a lot more whistleblowers seeking asylum.
To: grumpygresh
If we get hitlery, we'll see a lot more whistleblowers seeking asylum.Yeah, in the Coroner's office
2 posted on
09/07/2016 8:13:01 AM PDT by
Dr.Deth
To: grumpygresh
What a coincidence that a story like this comes out just as the Snowden movie is about to open.
3 posted on
09/07/2016 8:26:55 AM PDT by
Yo-Yo
(Is the /sarc tag really necessary?)
To: grumpygresh
Love him or hate him, his story as a fugitive is fascinating. If we get hitlery, we'll see a lot more whistleblowers seeking asylum.Consider for a moment that Snowden and Assange are in league with Putin, and that Putin and Obama are in league to deny the Clintons control of the Democrat Party.
Or is that tinfoil hat stuff?
4 posted on
09/07/2016 8:43:30 AM PDT by
IncPen
(Hey Media: Bias = Layoffs)
To: grumpygresh
“I never intended to end up in Russia, much less choose it,” he said. “When my government learned I had departed Hong Kong en route to Latin America, they cancelled my passport trapping me in a Russian airport. "Unable to travel and unable to leave, I filed applications for asylum in 21 countries around the world, places like France, and Germany, Austria and Finland. But those countries neither accepted my respective requests nor permitted safe travel onwards.”
To: grumpygresh
6 posted on
09/07/2016 9:03:23 AM PDT by
maine-iac7
(A Christian is as a Christian does - "By their works...")
To: grumpygresh
He used the alas Clinton.
9 posted on
09/07/2016 9:09:48 AM PDT by
bmwcyle
(People who do not study history are destine to believe really ignorant statements.)
To: grumpygresh
If he escaped, he’did be in Brazil or somewhere. He’s a prisoner in Russia.
To: grumpygresh
11 posted on
09/07/2016 12:30:37 PM PDT by
Albion Wilde
("There's only one issue in the immigration debate; the well-being of the American people."--Trump)
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