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We can tell anyone what to do, and they can tell us to piss up a rope. nt MADem Aug 2013 #1
Right -- and the U.K. is SO likely to do that . . . markpkessinger Aug 2013 #3
They can't Hydra Aug 2013 #5
You get real--you mouth off with the "Jesus Fucking Christ" like you have inside knowledge, but all MADem Aug 2013 #6
Here- Snowden dumped on the UK and exposed them. OF COURSE THEY WANT THE INFO STOPPED KittyWampus Aug 2013 #29
If the U.S. did tell them what to do, the ProSense Aug 2013 #13
This message was self-deleted by its author MADem Aug 2013 #26
I'm sure that line of discussion will come around, in time! nt MADem Aug 2013 #28
Straw man markpkessinger Aug 2013 #32
Found out yesterday we've detained Laura Poitras 40 times (!!!!!), Benton D Struckcheon Aug 2013 #2
By we do you mean... one_voice Aug 2013 #7
The US. Benton D Struckcheon Aug 2013 #10
Ok, thank you.. one_voice Aug 2013 #11
Funny. Nuts was exactly the term I used. n/t Benton D Struckcheon Aug 2013 #15
I think we did the right thing by staying out of it. JaneyVee Aug 2013 #4
You really believe the U.S. just "stayed out of it?" markpkessinger Aug 2013 #17
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!! Marrah_G Aug 2013 #33
Yeah, that'll show me. JaneyVee Aug 2013 #34
Advance notice=total control Progressive dog Aug 2013 #8
Raising an objection . . . markpkessinger Aug 2013 #14
"Had the administration raised an objection," Progressive dog Aug 2013 #22
There is no conflict between saying . . . markpkessinger Aug 2013 #24
If you had said that at first, it wouldn't have been Progressive dog Aug 2013 #25
I didn't think I had to . . . markpkessinger Aug 2013 #31
Well then, why would they do what the US told them to do? Progressive dog Aug 2013 #35
"Why would they do what the US told them to do?" markpkessinger Aug 2013 #37
You said "It is a given that the U.K. is a sovereign country, to whom the U.S. cannot dictate" Progressive dog Aug 2013 #44
We DID tell the UK what to do. It's not like Snowden is revealing THEIR secrets. nt Demo_Chris Aug 2013 #9
Good point n/t markpkessinger Aug 2013 #16
Totally wrong, Snowden did finger surveillance operations in the UK, Germany, Canada, Australia, NZ KittyWampus Aug 2013 #20
Snowden leaked US intel, he never worked for Germany or the UK and never "spied" on them. nt Demo_Chris Aug 2013 #36
Rusbridger: "Given that there were other copies and we could work out of America..." ProSense Aug 2013 #12
It's not like they're Egypt or something. Nuclear Unicorn Aug 2013 #18
There is a fine line to be walked here. randome Aug 2013 #19
Good, let's move on shall we? Savannahmann Aug 2013 #21
Sequester. Voting rights. Gun control. randome Aug 2013 #23
None of those are considered important according to polling. Savannahmann Aug 2013 #38
I think DU looks 'stupid as hell' right now. randome Aug 2013 #41
More important is a matter of perception. Savannahmann Aug 2013 #43
They can still choose to do otherwise treestar Aug 2013 #27
Not necessarily. Britain had its own reasons pnwmom Aug 2013 #30
To clarify the OP a bit . . . markpkessinger Aug 2013 #39
While totally forgetting that most of us JoeyT Aug 2013 #40
Put another way: They wouldn't do it if we objected. DirkGently Aug 2013 #42
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