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In reply to the discussion: UK Court: David Miranda Detention Legal Under Terrorism Law [View all]msanthrope
(37,549 posts)4. I have to get to a computer...not a smartphone, but this is an epic
smackdown of GG....I cannot wait to post excerpts...
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We are all "terrorists" now. It is the MIC that 'hates our freedoms' and revels in secrecy, IMHO.
grahamhgreen
Feb 2014
#1
GG must be furious...the decision rips him apart in a manner that leaves no doubt
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#3
Really? You aren't embarrassed by your gushing support of the surveillance state
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2014
#5
Mr. Greenwald chose the venue of the courts, and I am pleased that his Libertarian
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#7
Libertarianism, yes. And having the addresses and names of officers in the field is a reason
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#10
What you are attacking is liberty; the freedom of the press, and freedom of movement
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2014
#13
What is your Liberty interest in stolen property? Greenwald could have published from
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#14
The documents are evidence of wrong-doing by my government, and yours
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2014
#17
Luke Harding??? The guy Greenwald is pissed off at for writing a Snowden book?
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#18
Yeah, Luke Harding - you don't have to be Greenwald's best friend to oppose this ruling
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2014
#19
Nonsense--they had no court presence, at all. And being an interested party is the
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#20
You need to read more than one paragraph...under Paragraph 11, the Guardian clearly could have
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#23
You want to know why Greenwald is complaining that his spouse was detained and threatened
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2014
#24
Look..you and I have a differing opinion on how the law would apply. I merely
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#26
What Greenwald says about the Guardian - from the final link in the OP:
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2014
#30
No...the cite I asked for pretty much demolishes the whinging. Which is why you won't provide it.
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#40
I thank you. I've not written a word supporting illegal surveillance, but I'm not hooking my star t
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#33
msanthrope is gleeful that the state can confiscate personal possessions
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2014
#34
Um no...I think Greenwald's "constitutional duties" argument is pure American libertarian. nt
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#43
Indeed..his argument regarding constitutional duty is purely Libertarian. nt
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#28
And Justices Ouseley and Openshaw???? You may not like Judge Laws, but what about the rest? nt
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#11
The same legal rationale the Egyptian military junta is using to detain Al Jazeera journalists
riderinthestorm
Feb 2014
#9
David Miranda wasn't a journalist...he was a courier in possession of stolen documents. Which the
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#12
There really isn't a liberty interest in stolen property you were going to use for a book.
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#16
I'm not going to re-hash what muriel volestrangler has already posted to rebut your points
riderinthestorm
Feb 2014
#27
I'm back on a smartphone that won't allow me to excerpt....some of us work for a living....
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#29
LOL, that's all ya got? Back to slamming the source with zero comment on the issue?
riderinthestorm
Feb 2014
#38
Manning's automated download of 750K file, or Snowden's automated download of 1.7 million,
struggle4progress
Feb 2014
#48
"I had no time to look at the documents I'm releasing but I'm sure they're evidence of a crime"
struggle4progress
Feb 2014
#62
This really sucks for people who internationally traffic in stolen classified documents!
struggle4progress
Feb 2014
#46