posted October 12, 2013 09:29 AM            

anyway no fear mongering, they basically told people what a lot already had an idea about, and what a lot of 'rose colored glasses' people were in denial of.

posted October 16, 2013 09:33 AM            

Given his numbers and his horoscope etc etc i do believe he really is someone who lives in the mind, and won't mind some sort of self sacrifice to benefit others he has no relationship with (no coincidence that both the 30 and the 12 of the hanged man/self sacrifice person both fall into the realm of a 3, is it?)

Also you say fear whatever machine, neither i or most people my age feel this way...maybe in the US it is worst, if anything most people have the 'i knew it!' moment...then u move on, so what fear? anyone way too attached to materialistic things, will be scared from ANYTHING...so if anything Mr.Snowden did most people around the world a favor actually. and i have no doubt tht if things don't change, not in 10 years but even in 20 years his "ex employers"will try and assassinate him, as they never quit...so nothing to do for the other side, other than to not quit.

posted October 20, 2013 05:40 PM            

On the one hand i agree, no cause to be cowed...on the other hand, where does the uproar and concern for "privacy" come from? It does sink into your cpnsciousness that we have been "robbed" or "toyed" with and that affects the whole energy of all our interactions.

I don't have an opinion on Snowden's sincerity really but it is actually meaningful that he xlaims the president is vulnerable like everyone else. Becauae the president xefinitely has people watching his every mive, and is much more likely to be under real threat than most of us. But that little "finepoint" has been compleyely overlooked in the rush to make out that obama is the mastermind of all evils.

posted November 02, 2013 07:02 AM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Yeah, they all spy on us. But we got caught.

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LOL i don't think the EU has the means to spy like both Russia and the US do on the rest of the world...but you got 'caught' coz someone on your side had ethics, and was sick of people who do no good wanting to know what his neighbor had for lunch and where he went shopping that day....
if anything u had someone that really cares about his compatriots ...and maybe not now but 50 years from now it'll be a source of pride to the US that Edward Snowden came from there...

(and if things don't change, a source of pride for Russia that they took him in and protected him from the psycho's runing his country atm...)

posted November 04, 2013 02:29 PM            

I MEANT...totally, except this just goes to where i think, US citizens are as much 'victims' of a global elite, like the rest of the world....they don't want anyone considered 'middle class' to think for themselves, or to come up with idea that would really 'free' themselves from being dependent on the present system (big conglomerates, banks etc etc...ppl's 'dream' is to work for one of these and get paid well)

and the idea of spying on a normal citizen is just to know how to dis-empower them best...and nothing to do at all with security...who believes that anymore?