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In reply to the discussion: The hardest thing to do is say "I was wrong" [View all]sabrina 1
(62,325 posts)79. Lol, and what is your point? We know the UK has been our puppet since Blair dragged his countr.y
along on Bush's illegal foreign adventures. Now they are paying the price. All that proves is how closely tied they are to the US, despite their denials.
It's no good, the world believes they were working for the US just as they were with Assange, another Whistle Blower who was targeted after he went after the banks. But it's backfiring these assaults by the US and their allies on Journalists. They are being trashed all over the world now. And the more people join forces to end this garbage, the sooner it will happen.
Ironically it appears that in their terror of the truth, THEY are the ones who will make it happen.
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Yes, especially so since this had nothing to do with them.. The documents they were looking for
sabrina 1
Aug 2013
#74
Lol, and what is your point? We know the UK has been our puppet since Blair dragged his countr.y
sabrina 1
Aug 2013
#79
I don't know what your position was before, but you're right--it's hard to admit being wrong
DisgustipatedinCA
Aug 2013
#7
It takes a big person to admit he or she was or is wrong. I don't think we're anywhere
HardTimes99
Aug 2013
#15
I think it hits everyone when the lights go on...it's freeing but initially not pleasant.
dkf
Aug 2013
#16
Makes you wonder if a fire will suddenly spontaneously start at the Ecuadorean embassy
cascadiance
Aug 2013
#18
I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken (We have all been wrong, correcting it is the thing!)
Civilization2
Aug 2013
#28
How do you we know Snowden is NOT trying to help some terrorist organization? He's a theif and stole
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#35
Do you instead trust the Authoritarian State run by Republicans Gen Clapper and Gen Alexander?
rhett o rick
Aug 2013
#36
No, nor do I trust one ran by a democrat either....but I would still like to know how we know this
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#43
How could we know at our level. I disregard those that are certain in either direction.
rhett o rick
Aug 2013
#46
The question of whether he COULD or did is bad in and of itself...really bad
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#68
Wouldnt that be so nice. The intel agencies are the same as they have been for a long
rhett o rick
Aug 2013
#71
...again, how do we know he hasn't?! I don't trust him, logically I have no reason to based of facts
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#44
IF... IF you're willing to give Snowden the benefit of the doubt. I don't, he's a thief and stole...
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#67
Believing a thief who betrayed his country would be betray his country? nah...reasonable
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#64
He did exactly what we all wanted SOMEONE to do before it is too late. A majority of Americans
sabrina 1
Aug 2013
#77
WE?!!?!? Nope we all didn't want someone to break the law when there was a better way of going
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#78
What better way? The way Drake and Binney did it? Go to Congress etc etc? Do you know what
sabrina 1
Aug 2013
#80
how do we know he is not sent to earth by space aliens who are planning to conquer our planet and
Douglas Carpenter
Aug 2013
#57
remember that Heaven's Gate religious "cult" out in San Diego - Remember how 39 member committed
Douglas Carpenter
Aug 2013
#60
It wasn't impossible before Snowden stole gov information, it was VERY possible to give Snowden the
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#88
Well, if you have anything to back that up, post it. We can all speculate, about anyone. But without
sabrina 1
Aug 2013
#76
The breadth to be able to suppose has been set by Snowdens actions not by mine...
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#87
That information belongs to the people. We pay for it, we have a right to know what our government
sabrina 1
Aug 2013
#91
Walk? I have a spine injury...something I can't help right now but it's getting better.
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#86
"They" did not have the harddrives destroyed. That was an outright lie by the Guardian.
KittyWampus
Aug 2013
#48