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In reply to the discussion: "Snowden is much wiser from a legal perspective than many people initially gave him credit for" [View all]
 

randome

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16. So did Assange. Another 'clever' dude who barricaded himself in an Ecuadorian embassy.
Reply to flamingdem (Reply #15)
Thu Jun 20, 2013, 01:21 PM
Jun 2013

God, I wish I was that smart.

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"Snowden is much wiser from a legal perspective than many people initially gave him credit for" [View all] DesMoinesDem Jun 2013 OP
Yeah, what happened to this guy? railsback Jun 2013 #1
Thieves are smarter in the craft of their crimes for a while, legally if he was a good Thinkingabout Jun 2013 #2
Your psychic powers are amazing! backscatter712 Jun 2013 #4
Reread your attachment and pay close attention to the word warrant and since this data is collected Thinkingabout Jun 2013 #17
Yep, and if he was a Witch he would float. 1-Old-Man Jun 2013 #5
Absolutely! Ethical person will NEVER report a wrongdoing. ! Because its unethical to do so. idwiyo Jun 2013 #9
SNAP You solved this conundrum. avaistheone1 Jun 2013 #19
yeah like our government lives by a code of ethics backwoodsbob Jun 2013 #12
i wish that guy all the luck in the world... allin99 Jun 2013 #3
Even if he turns out to be both a twerp and a traitor he has still done his Nation a service. 1-Old-Man Jun 2013 #6
too bad that you cannot give an example of what he revealed Kolesar Jun 2013 #7
Is there any particular reason you felt it necessary magellan Jun 2013 #10
And people wonder why I get so many posts hidden lately. backscatter712 Jun 2013 #18
This message was self-deleted by its author magellan Jun 2013 #11
Yes, of course. One absolutely MUST read a PAPER copy of newspaper or forever hang their head in idwiyo Jun 2013 #13
courage imo.and not the kind that some folks get typing gossip about him in their pjs xiamiam Jun 2013 #8
So he's 'clever' because he chose a country where he might be stuck for years? randome Jun 2013 #14
I'm on bombshell watch flamingdem Jun 2013 #15
So did Assange. Another 'clever' dude who barricaded himself in an Ecuadorian embassy. randome Jun 2013 #16
Even wiser than that lol. " Hong Kong's asylum system is currently stuck in a state of limbo " Catherina Jun 2013 #20
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