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   DONALD E STEVENS said, over 1 year ago

   For those (like the cartoonist) who think Snowden is a hypocrite, please answer: do you think that in Russia Snowden will be more, or less free than spending the rest of his life in a U.S. Supermax prison?
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   Michael wme said, over 1 year ago

   I’ll repeat what I said yesterday: Watch Russia Today on cable, satellite, or streaming. And the Я goes at the end, not the beginning: Россия
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   wayne30523 said, over 1 year ago

   Perhaps he will “out” Russian version of NSA…and see how a true police state handles those who reveal state secrets.
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   Mr. Ngn33r said, over 1 year ago

   @DrCanuck

   …and these are NOT Federal agencies…these are the decisions and actions of STATE and local enforcement political management…the very folks vaunted as the proper ‘Deciders’ and authorities by the ‘States’ Rights’ Conservatives. It might also be interesting to check into the demographics of those who received such diligent attention from such high-capability enforcement – just sayin’.
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   Michael wme said, over 1 year ago

   @Adrian Snare

   My apartment has a big satellite dish on top, and it’s just one of my 1400 channels (of which 6 are in English, which is the only language I speak). Russia Today is one of the six. (The others are BBC, CNN, CCTV9, France24, and Euronews.)

   
   Russia TV owns a YouTube channel, but I watch on my 18" tube TV.

   
   If you have cable or satellite, it’s worth searching for to get a non-US-MSM perspective.
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   Harleyquinn said, over 1 year ago

   yep, called it. traitor!
   I joke in saying I could never meet Obama, They would take one look at my profile here and be very afraid…..I might ask Berry Soetoro how he manged to get into college and if he still keeps up with his old pot head buddies. Or maybe about those guys from his old church. Those chickens are still in flight.
   But let Snowden be critical of say Putin. and see how far that goes. I do not think he would be on one of these sites saying the hings I say about Putin.
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   edinbaltimore said, over 1 year ago

   And what about Shrub’s absence from the National Guard? Or his own pot and other drug usages? Quit being such a hypocrite and actually READ and WATCH something other than Murdoch, Inc.
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   Harleyquinn said, over 1 year ago

   @edinbaltimore

   lol, can not help yourself can you, I bet you still believe Mitts “bully story” from the mind numb media. such a hypocrite, Point is, even with the prism and what not, I can bash Obama! Try bashing say Putin then getting a government job over there.
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   Harleyquinn said, over 1 year ago

   @edinbaltimore

   Just to be mean, I might ask Obama if Ayers will ever see some money from the book he ghost wrote?
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    Atomsk said, over 1 year ago

    @Adrian Snare

    All around you. We have the largest prison population on Earth.
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    Atomsk said, over 1 year ago

    There are more surveillance cameras in the US and the UK than there are in Russia. In fact there are probably more surveillance cameras in London alone than all of Russia. The UK has more cameras than China as well.

    And check out this part of the Russian Constitution:

    Constitution of Russia. Article 23:⁷⁰
    1. Everyone shall have the right to the inviolability of private life, personal and family secrets, the protection of honour and good name.
    2. Everyone shall have the right to privacy of correspondence, of telephone conversations, postal, telegraph and other messages. Limitations of this right shall be allowed only by court decision.

    Thats more legal protection than WE have in America. American courts have ruled against any Constitutional protection of individual privacy over and over and over again. This is definitely a case of the pot calling the kettle black.
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