The savage swordsman… do you not see your wrong?

While a human act, the brutality inflicted so much pain. I must recant.
Speaking to him, I say… Christ died for you, human. Do you love Him?

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“way to go son”

Edward Snowden’s father praises his son, on the news today.
He appeared at peace with his son’s departure to Moscow.
Way to take it like a man Sr.

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Numbers released

1,409,000 (minus several hundred) is according to CBS news affiliate, how many people currently have been included in intelligence gathering and exchange, involving surveillance of data on US citizens. It has been reported by one expert tonight, that these are “far too many”.

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How best to boost an economy

1. Reduce massive surveillance on private persons and at the job place, so that they can speak freely
2. Reduce complex burdens on job creators and employers
3. Don’t overtax
4. Have adequate money in your budget (for your employees) as opposed to coasting by using lengthy internship periods or auditions that exploit them in end effect
4. Discourage people from skimming ideas from the person who came up with the innovative idea first
5. Reward the person who came up with the smartest / most innovative idea
6. Protect innovation all the way at the top and through to the bottom
7. Discourage group “click’s” and punish “ganging up” in workplaces
8. Punish illegal corporate activities
Don’t you think that would help generate growth?

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if they really wanted to spy on you…

…All that would be required was a simple entrapment scheme, based on today’s government statements in defense of domestic spying.
Let me illustrate a simple scheme.
To spy on a person for politically or personally motivated reasons.
Step one: enlist one of the “usual” suspects for pay or plea bargaining, to contact any person “of interest” by phone or e-mail. Once they have contacted the subject, you are “legitimately” now a person of interest? Step two: Simply justify the snooping by claiming you are coordinating with a terrorist? Step three: Have recorded phone or email on record – indicting you, if need be, in court? Step four: become victim of license to be under surveillance indefinitely? Step five: Lose all privacy and join others who have also? Step six if needed: alter or even manufacture conversations using editing software?
Simple scheme.
Accountable still, to the people? Only if these steps are merely theoretical.

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the verdict is finally in

Bradley Manning was found guilty of multiple charges this morning in military court, according to newspaper, with the exception of an exoneration for the charge of aiding the enemy (aka Al Qaida) by accused leaking of state military secrets to them.
Of 22 charges against him, he pleaded “guilty” or “guilty to a lesser extent” to 10 of those charges.
He was found guilty of 20 charges.
Bradley Manning pleaded “not guilty” to two charges where he was found guilty of both.

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World Youth Day – millions turn out, yearning for the pontiff

Thank you Pope Francis. It was a fabulous and inspiring world youth day… a non- disparaging mission laid out for your flock… and an affirmation as well as positive and uncompromised formula for communal success in accordance with our scripture!

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Scandal in security. Crimes few can understand?

I assure you that Edward Snowden has made up his own mind, the day he
signed the asylum documents in Moscow.

I doubt very much that Edward wants his father, in the US, writing letters of appeal to the US government.

How to pilfer your son’s freedom? Here’s the prime example of how to muck up your son’s chances to live out his choice. Edward obviously is not interested in negotiating to return.

I think if the late Michael Jackson were alive today, he would relate to Snowden on a certain level.
In Michael’s case, he was eventually degraded to death. Sure he was loved by so many of us for his musical talent… but it was mostly for his ability to entertain, touch our hearts, and above all…
to generate proceeds for vermin, and yes… true… also for honest individuals. I’m sure he had his opinion as to who the vermin were, just like Charlie Sheen had his publicly spoken opinions about that too in his life. For speaking his mind, Charlie entertained and prifited as well.

As for Bradley Manning, I have no idea what will happen with him.
I’m sure the courts will decide at some point, once they’ve lined up all their arguments. As for a quick and speedy trial… well it’s already
long overdue, and we want that trial now… all of us who are spied on in our homeland.

The late Trayvon Martin.. a murder victim like we see all too frequently – proves that no race nor creed can exempt us from the grip of deadly force.
Not much soul searching was required of me to come to that conclusion.
No justice, no peace, were the words I heard called out in the streets from my brothers and sisters who rightfully care about him and community safety.
Kelly Thomas… may you rest in peace with Trayvon.

What is this country evolving towards?
Scandal and corruption abound… people dying. But God is not done with our country yet.
The world has changed forever.

Can you blame a brother for wanting to leave our country, in search of his heart’s desire? Whatever the reason?
Ed stated being tired of the weight upon his conscience- caring for
the privacy of his brothers and sisters… seeing the broad scope of domestic spying as unbalanced and too extreme. And, just recently the Congress voted against striking down or reigning in that massive surveilance. So, obviously, in hind sight, Edward pre-empted quite wisely, given
that he objects to the former core mission of the NSA that paid for his service up to the last date he was employed.

Maybe you’ll be better off in Russia Ed… if it weren’t welcoming, you’d already have been sent back to the US within the last 4 weeks. And Vladimir Putin would have not given it a second thought as you entered as a civilian. Actor Gerard Depardieu had no problem fleeing to Russia. Why the double standard readers?
Because, Ed makes the US look bad, such as Bradley Manning does, or Occupy. Wikileaks probably most so.

If you are forced to return to the US, Edward, we’ll all hear some compromised stories; and, your life will probably be more tolerable than before… by virtue of your retirement alone.

As for now, you are a salmon, fighting against all odds for your dream, not someone else’s. Good luck to you.
Even if one disagree with you, call you a traitor and so forth, there are those around the world who are inspired in a way similar to that of the young woman who spoke recently at the UN; strongly, against her persecutors in the Muslim world.
Bravery takes many shapes and forms, is not always understood, and it spreads to all four corners. You can be certain of that.

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Is Syria’s fate the next battleground for the United State’s government? A US military spokesperson has assured us that the answer to that question is no and has advised the president Obama..

http://abcnews.go.com/International/hezbollah-al-qaeda-fighters-edging-closer-confrontation/story?id=19144119

This article that I point you to: Why the article is dated May 10, 2015, (I’m not exactly sure, since it’s currently July of 2013).

Which groups of fighters are terrorists, in Syria today?
Is the attempted coup, led by rebels, a justified action? Is government militia acting justifiably (assuming either group can be seen as doing so)?

This ABC news article I recommend to you, answered some of my questions; and, hopefully it suffice to say that journalists have succeeded in delivering the message out from Syria to us.

Yes, the USA has been at war with Al Qaeda for over a decade.
American’s would be hard pressed asked now to suddenly accept Al Qaida as a justified force to truce with; even before the blood
of the wounded and killed has yet had time to dry.

Is that what we’re being asked to do? Is that even sane?

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Why is peace possible?

Because revolutionary and reactionary both grow weary. But, history has proven, there is motivation for either, but above all, a time to reconcile.

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