cat rau a putut sa ne faca...... // ......ticalosul asta ! Daca, pe vremea cand tradatorul facuse isprava, mai erau unii natarai care aprobau tamp tradarea, acum cand putinica si-a aratat adevarata fata, doar cei de aceiasi teapa cu el il mai aproba. Sper ca USA sa il prinda pe ticalos si sa il pedepseasca exemplar, ca pe unul care si-a tradat patria.

Chiar asa? // Sa nu ti se faca rau de la cat rau ti-a facut! Pana una alta, foarte multi din SUA il aproba, vezi sondajele. Iar Congresul tocmai a aprobat Freedom Act prin care NSA ului i se mai taie din gherutze cu ascultarile 'la gramada' si fara nici un control.

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What? // Mie milă de tine.. înghiți tot pe rasuflate

Stire scoasa la plimbare de MI6 :-) // Am ajuns sa luam in serios dezinformarile serviciilor de spionaj?! Pentru tine, novatorule, Snowden e un ticalos, pentru multi, foarte multi altii, e un erou. Snowden nu si-a tradat patria, ci pe oligarhii care au ajuns sa stapineasca dictatorial peste poporul american, niste psihopati cunoscuti si sub numele de neoconi, cei care, folosindu-se de armata de mercenari a Americii, au balkanizat si ruinat jumatate din planeta macelarind, in doar 15 ani, sute de mii de civili si trimitind in pribegie milioane de oameni nevinovati doar pentru ca azi sa fim cu totii in pragul unui ultim razboi mondial. Iata opinia judecatorului Andrew Napolitano despre "tradarea" lui Snowden: "When Snowden began his work for Booz Allen, he took two oaths. The first oath was to keep secret the classified materials to which he would be exposed in his work as a spy; the second oath was to uphold the Constitution. Shortly after Snowden began his work with the NSA, he came to the realization that he could not comply with both oaths. He realized that by keeping secret what he learned, he was keeping the American public in the dark about what its government is doing outside the Constitution in order to control the public. When confronted with the conflicting oaths, Snowden opted for the higher good: fidelity to the supreme law of the land. Hence, in order to protect the privacy of us all, Snowden violated the lesser oath and upheld the greater one. He could not serve two masters when the lesser of the two (fidelity to the government's laws) facilitated a corruption of the greater of the two (the primacy to the Constitution)."