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28. "Perhaps"? "Is it possible..."? Whatever happened to "specific evidence"?

Mon Mar 24, 2014, 06:10 PM

Mar 2014

Those phrases sound a lot like a hunch to me.

Any specific evidence?

By the way, "Is it possible" that Jimmy Carter's emails were monitored? Remember, the bar is lower now. It's all about whether something is possible, rather than evidence.

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Is there specific evidence that Edward Snowden is a spy for Russia? [View all] Pepper Cat Mar 2014 OP

Nope. djean111 Mar 2014 #1

Is there specific evidence that Edward Snowden is a spy for USA? MADem Mar 2014 #2

Ask the Republican who started the rumor. Journalists have, but he seemed to disappear after sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #15

Are you calling the OP a Republican, or is there some "inside" story that we're all supposed to know MADem Mar 2014 #22

Is the OP Rep. Rogers?? sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #71

Why don't you find out and report back to us. nt MADem Mar 2014 #77

There's nothing to find out. Wing Nut smears are not worthy of attention especially when they sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #80

My conversation has been with someone called "Pepper Cat." Not Rogers. nt MADem Mar 2014 #82

Other than his address and he possesses a million-plus American secrets?... lame54 Mar 2014 #3

That's not evidence of being a spy for Russia Pepper Cat Mar 2014 #16

The problem is that he took lots of JoePhilly Mar 2014 #27

"Perhaps"? "Is it possible..."? Whatever happened to "specific evidence"? Pepper Cat Mar 2014 #28

The fact he took lots of other stuff is JoePhilly Mar 2014 #30

There are a LOT of non-domestic-surveillance documents the Russians might want jmowreader Mar 2014 #44

"Some people say. . . .". nt tblue37 Mar 2014 #61

The fact that Russia even welcomed him in is pretty damning Blue_Tires Mar 2014 #72

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Why did he route himself that way? He has explained that. Did you see what happened sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #70

Now seriously, the day he flew to Hong Kong you are indicating the US government was already Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #74

I know why he was not allowed to board his flight to S.A. The US Government revoked his passport. sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #76

Sorry,did not know I repeated what you said. If his intended destination was SA, why would he fly Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #78

how do you know he disposed of anything?... lame54 Mar 2014 #68

The claim was made by Republican Rep. Rogers on a major Corporate Media Sunday Morning talk show. He sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #4

Yeah, yeah. And a Russian lawmaker said gay Olympic athletes should be arrested. randome Mar 2014 #11

Got anything to prove Republican Rep Rogers to be correct? He has not been able to provide anything sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #14

I'm not saying Rogers is correct. I'm saying don't trust talk show politicians. randome Mar 2014 #24

Snowden Critics: How Did Russia Get So Good at Evading U.S. Surveillance, Exactly? Tx4obama Mar 2014 #5

Classified? Rumold Mar 2014 #49

LOL! Your phrasing makes it sound like you've been here for a while. Forget you logged on KittyWampus Mar 2014 #6

Did MH370 go down as the result of terrorism? randome Mar 2014 #7

Naturally, the only way we'd ever get "specific evidence" Blue_Tires Mar 2014 #8

Hey, it would be easy enough to get someone from FSB to defect... MattSh Mar 2014 #81

Of course not. But some Obama loyalists don't care about that. Vattel Mar 2014 #9

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It doesn't matter anyway. These smears are meant to distract from NSA domestic spying, which Marr Mar 2014 #10

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Really? (nt) malokvale77 Mar 2014 #51

This is the correct answer. nt woo me with science Mar 2014 #39

Why do you hate Obama? What he exposed endangered American lives. There was nothing he revealed Douglas Carpenter Mar 2014 #12

Ia! Ia! Snowden ftagn! [n/t] Maedhros Mar 2014 #20

It's almost as bad as the spittle-laced Nader rants we used to see here. DisgustipatedinCA Mar 2014 #48

"Nader caused the '06 Lebanon War!" anyone else remember that little nugget? MisterP Mar 2014 #64

Apostasy draws the harshest criticism. [n/t] Maedhros Mar 2014 #83

How is that? malokvale77 Mar 2014 #53

well, his girl friend was a pole dancer! What do you THINK were in those boxes in his garage?? Douglas Carpenter Mar 2014 #63

Right now it's just a big fucking coincidence.. Russia's New Ability To Evade NSA Surveillance.. Cha Mar 2014 #13

And then we read past the title, that the US "thinks" that the ability is new Pepper Cat Mar 2014 #19

No, I said ..right now it's just a big fucking coincidence.. eddie's just hack leaker living in Cha Mar 2014 #26

Very foolish of the US to force Snowden to remain in Russia wasn't it, if this is what they thought. sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #21

Where is your proof the US forced him to go to Hong Kong ir Russia and your proof the Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #34

Perhaps you can explain leftynyc Mar 2014 #66

Ron Paul tell you to say that? PowerToThePeople Mar 2014 #17

With Snowden, we enter the mad mirror-puzzle world of intelligence/counter-intelligence struggle4progress Mar 2014 #23

Appears the idiot played right into the hands of Russia, convient, huh. Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #36

That is also a definite possibility IMO struggle4progress Mar 2014 #43

There's always a possibility that Putin is too stupid to use eddie once in his grasp Cha Mar 2014 #58

His words say enough to convince me. idendoit Mar 2014 #25

Of course there is, but it's a secret. TreasonousBastard Mar 2014 #29

I think it's a conspiracy theory. nm rhett o rick Mar 2014 #31

can't say whether he's a Russian spy or not... wildbilln864 Mar 2014 #32

Snowden is charged with crimes, haven't read where the NSA or CIA has been charged. Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #38

Funny that.... Pholus Mar 2014 #40

What do I have to be afraid? The biggest thing which concerns me about a loose nut Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #45

Good for you! Pholus Mar 2014 #54

Why would a dem support it? bobduca Mar 2014 #60

you should be more worried about the crowd you are chearing, they dont mind Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #65

Hmmm, which group of untrustworthy spies to trust. Pholus Mar 2014 #67

and you won't. wildbilln864 Mar 2014 #50

If they are operating within the laws voted on by Congress and unless there Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #52

no one will... wildbilln864 Mar 2014 #55

Sad isn't it? We live in a country now where it is those who expose crimes who are charged sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #69

It's a theory worth exploring. iandhr Mar 2014 #37

Look over there! Oilwellian Mar 2014 #42

At one time, he had boxes in his garage, and his girlfriend was a pole dancer. Zorra Mar 2014 #46

There still is ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSE for him revealing things that might embarrass a Democratic Douglas Carpenter Mar 2014 #47

The Republican administration gave information in a news conference in 2005. Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #56

the timeline of his employment and access, maybe? Douglas Carpenter Mar 2014 #62

If Snowden was being honest with the reason he revealed the information, then this information was Thinkingabout Mar 2014 #73

NO NO NO malokvale77 Mar 2014 #57

No. 840high Mar 2014 #59

Yes. I think Rogers was refering to specific evidence that the grand jury msanthrope Mar 2014 #75

Can I see your previous weeks contributions? nt. NCTraveler Mar 2014 #79