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sabrina 1

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17. Stop bringing up that quaint old document. Bush told us how irrelevant it is now.

Reply to MannyGoldstein (Reply #3)

Sun Jun 23, 2013, 10:51 AM

Jun 2013

Why can't people just move forward and understand that those people didn't have phones and all the stuff we have now or they wouldn't have written that 4th Amendment, would they?

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Snowden has landed and [View all] Ichingcarpenter Jun 2013 OP

Venezuela gets to moon the US now MannyGoldstein Jun 2013 #1

"Hegel said that all great world historical events and personages appear, so to speak, twice..." alcibiades_mystery Jun 2013 #2

I guess the Fourth Amendment is making its second appearance now? MannyGoldstein Jun 2013 #3

! xchrom Jun 2013 #4

Don't forget the First! Octafish Jun 2013 #8

Stop bringing up that quaint old document. Bush told us how irrelevant it is now. sabrina 1 Jun 2013 #17

Hell yah!!! thats what i wanna hear!!! darkangel218 Jun 2013 #5

I bet his gf/fiance will emigrate to whatever country he winds up residing in. darkangel218 Jun 2013 #6

I hope so. Catherina Jun 2013 #9

My money's on Ecuador. Less US-backed trouble-makers and collaborators there Catherina Jun 2013 #7

I have been there and loved it, seems more secure than Venezuela or Cuba carolinayellowdog Jun 2013 #12

Notice the weasel wording though "Reports say..." lol Catherina Jun 2013 #15

I think you are probably correct. According to RT Wikileaks arranged for him to leave Hong Kong sabrina 1 Jun 2013 #19

Sabrina! Catherina Jun 2013 #21

Yes, from Turkey to Brazil, Europe, Egypt, and the US when we arrived late with OWS, the sabrina 1 Jun 2013 #23

Quito has magnificent mountain scenery, beautiful and well-preserved historic architecture carolinayellowdog Jun 2013 #28

How lovely! I really want to see it Catherina Jun 2013 #30

Ecuadorian embassy doctor? Ichingcarpenter Jun 2013 #10

Russia knows nothing. Nothing! Catherina Jun 2013 #11

Lol 'we are not tracing the movements'! sabrina 1 Jun 2013 #20

I'm just ROFL today Catherina Jun 2013 #32

I'm a senior citizen. I remember back when people defected from the USSR on a regular basis... truth2power Jun 2013 #13

I would bet he would not do the things in Russia that he has in the US. They have a fix for those Thinkingabout Jun 2013 #18

I think there's sufficient evidence that he doesn't have the protection truth2power Jun 2013 #24

He is a criminal, now he is going to claim he needs asylum in another country, makes him a scumbag. Thinkingabout Jun 2013 #25

Thank you for your OPINION. n/t truth2power Jun 2013 #27

Didn't State cancel his passport earlier today? n/t malaise Jun 2013 #31

I didn't hear that. haven't had the TV or radio on all day. n/t truth2power Jun 2013 #33

It is ironic isn't it? Harmony Blue Jun 2013 #26

There is not going to be more than one person doing this treestar Jun 2013 #29

And I remember back during the Cold War, in the 80s, we were smart enough to DevonRex Jun 2013 #34

Could you please provide a source for your claim truth2power Jun 2013 #36

I wonder if we have any assets Brooklyns_Finest Jun 2013 #14

Someone surrounded by journalists, gets into #Ecuador embassy car Catherina Jun 2013 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author Catherina Jun 2013 #22

Isn't this great? A political dissident truth2power Jun 2013 #35