steve32957
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He has run off to turn truths......yet he fears for his life? I say go underground Eric Snowden.....like 6 feet underground!
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This whole issue about Eric Snowden and the NSA leaks is a bit frustrating.
Though I like certain FOX News shows, they're doing their little thing where they start turning against someone the heads of the news organization dislikes. Eric Bolling from The Five was absolutely right in his support for Eric Snowden, too, and it's incredibly funny to see someone like Dick Cheney railing against Eric Snowden for bringing light to this issue.
The worst thing, though, is calling him a traitor and then using the information he brought to the table. How ungrateful.
If it weren't for Snowden, we wouldn't have known that OUR government is spying on US, while lying about it to our faces. Yeah, you, Intelligence Chief James Clapper. And you wonder why people don't trust their government officials. We learn about war crimes on innocent civiliians through Bradley Manning, and we learn about a Surveillance State-like government through Eric Snowden.
Good for Eric. However, the only thing I'm truly wary about is him possible selling secrets to China (if he is). Besides that, Americans have the right to know, and if I had the resources and the abilities to release what Eric did and much more, I would.
Do you really think we can trust what our government tells us? I don't.
The IRS, NSA, Benghazi, accusations of covering up prostitution and pedophilia, spying on the AP, etc.
America needs people like Bradley Manning and Eric Snowden to help keep the American people informed. What else do we not know that we really, really should?
Just theof a simple man.![]()
I disagree.
I don't know how you hang someone by their thumbs but I think we should find out with this guy.
It isn't the information he released; it's for the next guy who thinks "he knows best" and decides that we shouldn't be in country X and does what he/she can to undermine our position.
It's much the same argument as those who don't want to build a wall from San Diego to Brownsville because they say it won't prevent illegal immigration. It may not. But it's a lot harder to smuggle in a nuke through Skyharbor Airport than it is to drive it across an unprotected border. It's not for what has happened; it's for what might happen.
I can. What is the old joke, One guy says, "I'm not as dumb as I look." and the other guy says, "You couldn't be."I can't believe that Snowden is as dumb and naive as his actions seem to suggest.
His actions may have drawn a lot more attention to what has been going on - but he didn't "unearth it." We've known about it for quite some time.
And obviously he didn't think things through enough to have an exit strategy or any real plan for that matter.
Now the russians and the chinese has everything he carries in his laptops. No use trying to argue otherwise - they aren't stupid and they have no reason to "respect the privacy of his belongings."
Is he a traitor or just really dumb? I know he's an IT whiz kid - but his actions here are either traitorous or just really stupid.
It isn't so much the information he HAS released - it's the information in his possession.