posted August 22, 2013 07:20 PM            

I agree and was hoping the Brazilian government would be more vocal.

They're saying Miranda won a partial court victory, but to me it's just the court asking for some paperwork to allow the injustice to continue "officially."

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Material seized from a Brazilian man held at Heathrow airport under anti-terror laws can only be examined for national security purposes, judges say.

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Greenwald said the material is heavily encrypted with sophisticated means of encryption, and it's useless for them to even try and get the information. But who knows.

posted August 23, 2013 06:10 AM            

Well, who on Earth is saying this is a victory? Assange? He also said 35 years for Manning is a victory, and that he can last another 5 years where he is....and again Assange is a star sign Cancer, and as the joke goes they have 'near life' not 'near death' experiences

Still amazed that two gay guys are more man enough than entire governments.

Last year the Brazilian gov't wouldn't shut up about how offended and rude they found the way they weren't 'warmly' greeted by the white house, given how much business Brazil generates fo the US...so later this year the president will visit the US again, and the white house will 'make up for it'... have a proper military parade and other fussy stuff...
but when it comes to asking for answers to why one of their citizens was treated that way when he is clearly not a terrorist at all, and the reasons are obvious to why they did that...silence...