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sabrina 1

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26. Hi Pholus, see my post below. Like zeem, I am not sure how this will work out, but I do think it
Tue Mar 25, 2014, 05:36 PM
Mar 2014

is a good thing for the reasons I stated in my post below.

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I agree with everything except Snowden, I'm not going to take his word for it that he had no uponit7771 Mar 2014 #1
Well, you are entitled to focus on the messenger rather than the message if that is more sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #3
I did not thank Snowden, regards uponit7771 Mar 2014 #5
He would have been put in jail no doubt yeoman6987 Mar 2014 #4
...no, I don't know that and neither does anyone else. I don't believe that for a second and that's uponit7771 Mar 2014 #6
1/2 the country calls his a hero and the other calls him a traitor yeoman6987 Mar 2014 #7
After reading this he's a FUCKIN traitor IMHO... link inside uponit7771 Mar 2014 #8
Hmmm, okay. I guess your entire idea of "fair treament" is suspect... Pholus Mar 2014 #23
He saw what has happened to all the other Whistle Blowers, most of all Chelsea Manning. sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #10
Ummm no....I linked it above"whistle blower not charged" uponit7771 Mar 2014 #30
After ten years of persecution, the loss of his career, intimidation, his house raided sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #32
Not just for himself, but for the country. Had he remained here there is no doubt he would sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #20
Where he is, he can be put in jail for anything, without trial treestar Mar 2014 #33
The Constitutional Rights of the American people should never be a Partisan issue. justabob Mar 2014 #2
Agreed! The President should be commended for the steps he has taken, Maedhros Mar 2014 #9
Thank you Snowden and Obama. This is an important step. Vattel Mar 2014 #11
Yes, that would be a HUGE improvement. I see no reason and never did why we need secret courts sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #13
Obama could end it this Friday without Congress Ichingcarpenter Mar 2014 #12
I know. However, this is a rare acknowledgement that the pressure to end is intense and a beginning sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #14
He'll let House Republicans write the bill Ichingcarpenter Mar 2014 #15
Maybe, however once having made this proposal, it will be difficult to sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #16
Good on Him and a Thank you to Snowden fascisthunter Mar 2014 #17
Thank you, Edward Snowden and Glenn Greewald, for telling us what's going on. Tierra_y_Libertad Mar 2014 #18
Yes, despite all the smears and attacks, those two will go down in history as the people who began sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #19
Why does this require an act of Congress? BlueCheese Mar 2014 #21
Sounds good but. zeemike Mar 2014 #22
A very good point. Pholus Mar 2014 #24
Hi Pholus, see my post below. Like zeem, I am not sure how this will work out, but I do think it sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #26
That is insightful.... Pholus Mar 2014 #28
It's hard to say what prompted this change of heart, it could be they are looking at the polls sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #29
Yes, he could have let it expire or issued an EO. But the good thing about sabrina 1 Mar 2014 #25
I'll take any victory we can get. zeemike Mar 2014 #27
Yea! WhaTHellsgoingonhere Mar 2014 #31
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