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marions ghost

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1. nah sorry

Reply to arely staircase (Original post)

Mon Jun 10, 2013, 10:37 PM

Jun 2013

--doesn't meet the definition of a narcissist. Not at all.

And Toobin's article is crap. Especially this part:

"...our system offers legal options to disgruntled government employees and contractors. They can take advantage of federal whistle-blower laws; they can bring their complaints to Congress; they can try to protest within the institutions where they work."

Why does nobody ever do this? --- I think we all know why....

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grandiose narcissist [View all] arely staircase Jun 2013 OP

nah sorry marions ghost Jun 2013 #1

That was seriously the worst place to flee to. Also, the article states he could get whistle-blower JaneyVee Jun 2013 #2

I have to question that choice as well davidpdx Jun 2013 #4

If you attack Snowden's credibility then they'll call you a traitor davidpdx Jun 2013 #3

just use a logic test RainDog Jun 2013 #6

Remind me: To which totalitarian country did Ellsberg flee, praising their freedom of speech? Hekate Jun 2013 #10

"our system offers legal options to disgruntled government employees and contractors"? 99th_Monkey Jun 2013 #5

Yeah, right. Any employee dumb enough to avail himself/herself of a "legal way" to Nay Jun 2013 #14

China is a stalwart adversary of the US in intelligence matters Fumesucker Jun 2013 #7

Message auto-removed Name removed Jun 2013 #8

Welcome to DU! Rhiannon12866 Jun 2013 #9

Welcome to DU Hekate Jun 2013 #11

That's one hell of a post! Number23 Jun 2013 #12

Not a whistle Blower. Cha Jun 2013 #13