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Monkie

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12. what is your reasoning for claiming they wont force the plane to the USA?

Sun Jun 23, 2013, 09:03 AM

Jun 2013

how many times have i said i DONT think they will make it have a accident?
just dont say it is impossible is all i am saying.

i think i gave pretty good reasons why the US would feel justified in diverting a plane in international airspace to the US by using a threat. i do respect you but you cant just say "no they wont", thats not a discussion, and where is your basis for saying they wont?

how am i being silly, you are making statements of fact, without anything to back it up and i am being silly when i give concrete examples?

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is a liveblog of Snowdens movements the biggest troll in history? [View all] Monkie Jun 2013 OP

I'm not sure what you're saying here. cali Jun 2013 #1

i'm saying it is confusing, but the US has a history of rendition and kidnapping and torture Monkie Jun 2013 #3

I don't think the U.S. could possibly get away with blowing up a plane cali Jun 2013 #4

in international airspace it would be easy to force his plane to US soil Monkie Jun 2013 #7

nah. the U.S. will not force a plane carrying Snowden to land in the U.S. cali Jun 2013 #10

what is your reasoning for claiming they wont force the plane to the USA? Monkie Jun 2013 #12

"We" aren't doing the raw reporting here--the Russians are. MADem Jun 2013 #6

so thats my first prediction right or not?so this was a troll Monkie Jun 2013 #40

stupid JI7 Jun 2013 #2

He's not going to the EU. He'd be arrested on sight. MADem Jun 2013 #5

all EU nations have exceptions in their law for political prisoners and in asylum cases Monkie Jun 2013 #8

He'd be arrested on sight. He's not safe in Europe. MADem Jun 2013 #9

based on what knowledge of the EU and EU law and the laws of member states Monkie Jun 2013 #13

Because they wouldn't regard him as a "political prisoner," they'd regard him as a thief, at minimum MADem Jun 2013 #15

your hate is showing through, gave to other nations, sold? newspapers are not nations Monkie Jun 2013 #16

Why, listen to you! Temper, temper! MADem Jun 2013 #17

way to completely ignore and miss every point i make, clever. Monkie Jun 2013 #18

And yet, you persist with more "loaded" language. MADem Jun 2013 #23

i gave them here already? Monkie Jun 2013 #27

I want to memorialize this, so I'll make myself a copy. MADem Jun 2013 #29

of course you can keep being willfully ignorant, im used to it by now Monkie Jun 2013 #32

Again with the gratuitous insults--like they make you a tough guy, or "right." MADem Jun 2013 #34

maybe if you took the time to read, and replied to what i said, it would be easier to be civil Monkie Jun 2013 #38

I do take the time to read every uncapitalized word and run-together paragraph you write. MADem Jun 2013 #39

Safe in Europe? Not. cali Jun 2013 #11

he exposed massive criminality by google and yahoo and microsoft Monkie Jun 2013 #14

Let me offer something else nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #19

that is a excellent topic indeed Monkie Jun 2013 #21

He'll be in US custody before the Stanley Cup is settled alcibiades_mystery Jun 2013 #20

if he leaves russia but does not go to the EU i wouldnt dare wager with you Monkie Jun 2013 #22

Safer betting on the cray Stanley Cup alcibiades_mystery Jun 2013 #24

he is in international "space" without documentation Monkie Jun 2013 #25

The main point is that no state apparatus on Earth has any abiding interest in harboring him alcibiades_mystery Jun 2013 #28

i have said this before, the EU has really good reasons for giving him asylum Monkie Jun 2013 #30

No EU country will risk any conflict with State over this alcibiades_mystery Jun 2013 #31

you can chose to believe that, but it is just a belief unless you can give some more concrete Monkie Jun 2013 #33

The good thing about this is that we get to see how it plays out alcibiades_mystery Jun 2013 #35

Hahaha. Which year? morningfog Jun 2013 #36

We shall see alcibiades_mystery Jun 2013 #37

Too bad we didn't have money on it. I'd go double or nothing he still won't be in custody morningfog Jun 2013 #41

I saw someone pass the Cup to Snowden Union Scribe Jun 2013 #42

Thought for sure it would go to Game 7 alcibiades_mystery Jun 2013 #44

Game 7 would have been three days ago. morningfog Jun 2013 #45

Lucky for me I didn't bet alcibiades_mystery Jun 2013 #47

I love it! backscatter712 Jun 2013 #26

Yes, he was... SidDithers Jun 2013 #43

"...while the most powerful nation in the world can only watch in humiliation." Scurrilous Jun 2013 #46