Edward Snowden...N S A.....Wistleblower ! !

[Dog Wonder]

What did I say in the third sentences? Do you need a reading class?

The penalty can be death but does not have to be death. Try reading something every now and then.

Can you put it on the radio?

 

[Ms Tree]

Can you put it on the radio?

I don't do crazy so that would not work.

 

[snapthis]

$200,000 for a high school drop-out.? Not bad.

http://directorblue.blogspot.com/2013/06/the-resume-of-nsa-whistleblower-edward.html?m=1

The Resume of NSA Leaker Edward Snowden: Stunning
I'd hate to be in the Public Relations department at government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton this weekend. It's not just the fact that Snowden is/was a Booz employee.

Booz Allen Hamilton, Edward Snowden's employer, is one of America's biggest security contractors and a significant part of the constantly revolving door between the US intelligence establishment and the private sector.

The current of director [sic] of national intelligence (DNI), James Clapper, who issued a stinging attack on the intelligence leaks this weekend, is a former Booz Allen executive.

And it's not just that DNI Clapper is an ex-BAH exec and his statement is just a tad embarrassing.

No, let's examine the reported resume of Snowden (dates are estimated):

• Raised in Elizabeth City, North Carolina and later moved to Maryland.

• Attended a community college, but never completed his coursework and never graduated from high school.

• 2003-2004: U.S. Army, discharged after training accident

• 2005: NSA, Security Guard, University of Maryland.

• 2006: CIA, IT security.

• 2007-2009: CIA, diplomatic cover, Switzerland.

• 2009-2013: NSA Contractor, Dell and later Booz Allen Hamilton.

• Salary: around $200,000.

What? Seriously? So a guy who never even graduated from high school (he later reportedly earned a G.E.D.) and started his professional career as a security guard, got hired by a couple of defense contractors and -- at age 29 -- was making $200K a year?

If this story is true, I don't know what's more bizarre: the leak itself or the sheer profligacy of the federal spending machine.


at 9:18 PM

 

[SparrowHawk]

Mr Snowden struck a blow for Liberty and could spell the end of Obama's effectiveness as a Leader. Question for the group no that Mr Snowden is on the run. Would you assist him in getting away if he came to your door? Knowing you could be prosecuted? For me the answer is YES and YES again. Support Liberty Support Snowden.

 

[Glenn Quagmire]

Mr Snowden struck a blow for Liberty and could spell the end of Obama's effectiveness as a Leader. Question for the group no that Mr Snowden is on the run. Would you assist him in getting away if he came to your door? Knowing you could be prosecuted? For me the answer is YES and YES again. Support Liberty Support Snowden.

So just what top secret information do you think is ok to give away?

 

[southwind]

What did I say in the third sentences? Do you need a reading class?

The penalty can be death but does not have to be death. Try reading something every now and then.

So give a Traiter 3 hots and a cot, plus cable TV for the rest of his life, on the tax payers dime?

 

[xUT]

So just what top secret information do you think is ok to give away?

That's the crux in lumping these folks in one neat pile.
Having had a Top Secret clearance (many moons ago) IIRC I had to sign a bunch of paperwork that effectively gave all my liberties away.
Once you sign that and accept it, then there is no mercy.
JMHO,
B) xUT

 

[Glenn Quagmire]

That's the crux in lumping these folks in one neat pile.
Having had a Top Secret clearance (many moons ago) IIRC I had to sign a bunch of paperwork that effectively gave all my liberties away.
Once you sign that and accept it, then there is no mercy.
JMHO,
B) xUT

This guy is no hero.

There is no comparing him with what people like you did.

This pathetic weasel worked his way into the system to sell his story.

Like I asked sparrow, what secrets are this guys supporters willing to let out and which ones are ok to sell?

 

[SparrowHawk]

So just what top secret information do you think is ok to give away?

Any that's obtained by violating the 4th Amendment. Why do you think Heinrich Holder has used procedural tactics to prevent a legal challenge to the Thugery of the Obama Administration .Didn't old Mr Hope & Change promise "Transparency in Government"? OK, so just where is it?

 

[Glenn Quagmire]

Any that's obtained by violating the 4th Amendment. Why do you think Heinrich Holder has used procedural tactics to prevent a legal challenge to the Thugery of the Obama Administration .Didn't old Mr Hope & Change promise "Transparency in Government"? OK, so just where is it?

Nice try.

Not liking the law does not give anyone the right to break it and commit treason.

Answer the question.

What Top Secret and classified information is ok for someone to sell?

 

[Ms Tree]

The stuff that he agrees with. Apparently Libertarians believe that the law is flexible ans does not apply equally to all.

 

[Glenn Quagmire]

Could you imagine the reaction if the information leaked included the location of a CIA facility somewhere in the Middle East?

Imagine the outrage if it was attacked by terrorists and Americans died as a result of this leaked information.

We cannot choose what top secret information is ok to sell/leak.

 

[Ms Tree]

Sure we can. If it hurts the political group you agree with its bad, if it hurts the group you disagree with its good. Don't you know that's how the law works.

 

[southwind]

Sure we can. If it hurts the political group you agree with its bad, if it hurts the group you disagree with its good. Don't you know that's how the law works.

It's still Bush's fault !

 

[Ms Tree]

I do not recall saying that. Can you explain how you came to that conclusion?