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In reply to the discussion: Snowden email fell short of NSA criticism [View all]Whisp
(24,096 posts)14. Laurel and Hardy stuff.
but it is !!frightening!! that no matter what evidence shows up contrary to Snowden's and GG's stories and many versions of the same stories, they will deny it and LIE LIE LIE.
and people believe them! Now I know that Fox News is not the only place taking over people's thinking abilities. This is REALLY scarey.
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But, his support is through the roof since last night. I know, because I heard it on the internetz.
Tarheel_Dem
May 2014
#1
Do you have one more recent? I think you'll find nothing's changed. Unless you want to brag...
Tarheel_Dem
May 2014
#18
Everybody knows counting tweets with specific hastags is the single most scientific polling method.
MohRokTah
May 2014
#15
Okay...so what you are saying is that after he met with GG, and stole documents, he was sending
msanthrope
May 2014
#29
So he's the one who thinks he's "clever" for not having any proof of his claims?
ProSense
May 2014
#33
"I mean, come on--if he made numerous complaints, why not keep a record of them?"..
Cha
May 2014
#88
He's pretty fucking compromised by being stuck in Russia for the rest of his life!
randome
May 2014
#72
And, why wouldn't GG claim the email is big news? He's been blowing everything else out
Cha
May 2014
#89
I think we have no evidence of it. We now have claims from a proven liar. nt
stevenleser
May 2014
#85
He's a liar. He said he raised his concerns in an email to the OGC. Now he is backing away from that
stevenleser
May 2014
#94
Yeah, I responded to that person below. It's an official government website
stevenleser
May 2014
#104
So you were wrong the first 58 times you called him a liar. But this time, by golly, you'll win.
DisgustipatedinCA
May 2014
#75
"The email Snowden's talked about"? Where is it documented? The guy is a liar.
stevenleser
May 2014
#79
That is an official government website. If you had a crash, the issue is your computer.
stevenleser
May 2014
#103
So? Snowden is concerned the NSA is illegally spying on America and Snowden's the problem?
Octafish
May 2014
#39
Spy agencies AND Snowden can BOTH be the problem it's not either or ... and with Snowden
uponit7771
May 2014
#71
The only suggestion about NSA illegal spying is now coming from a documented liar. nt
stevenleser
May 2014
#87
Yes, because the nation's press corpse has zero interest in that part of the story.
Octafish
May 2014
#98
Did you read the email Snowden is trying to pass off as "reporting his concerns"?
stevenleser
May 2014
#78
He's now claiming his real concerns were in an email to the NSA Signals Intelligence Directorate
stevenleser
May 2014
#86
"the email was sent months after his initial contacts with Laura Poitras and Glenn Greenwald "
ProSense
May 2014
#45
Does the fact that he wrote the email after he already had an interest in leaking things
Vattel
May 2014
#47
The question is quite obviously a question about the NSA's interpretation of its legal authorities.
Vattel
May 2014
#59
You would think a guy who is smarter than the average bear (US or Russian, presumably), would have
MADem
May 2014
#53
Really.. but, why would Snowden save this email that the NSA released? Because it doesn't
Cha
May 2014
#90
Now he's claiming that the OGC email wasn't the important one, it was the Signals Directorate email.
stevenleser
May 2014
#84