BREAKING!!!! US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden accepts Venezuela's offer of asylum, senior Russian politician tweets

Senior Russian lawmaker tweets that NSA leaker Snowden accepts Venezuela's offer of asylum

[link to www.breakingnews.com]

Thanks for the very quick PIN.

Now how is he going to get there?

yeah, gonna be a little problem..

Why is anyone convinced Snowden has even been in Russia this whole time? We have not even seen a current picture of him for over a month. Perhaps the NSA is leaking information purposefully and using his identity as a frontman. If they really wanted him they could very easily go get him.

And let the game begin.

At this point anything is possible, I'll give you that.

Thanks for answering that question for me. I thought it was kinda strange. Well, if he is still sitting in an airport (Like "The Terminal") - and Obama is so tough -- why don't we just go get him?

Apparently we cannot find the right terminal and right person, so maybe we aren't the meow we thought we were.

So now he is going to Venezuela. Good for him.

I still want to know what really happen with 911. :)

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Here's a little info on Venezuela...not to shabby.

There are still LOADS of large jungle cats to hunt there.

Might have been a little easier if the Russian politician did not tell the world first.

Still, have not seen anything from this guy that we did not already know or suspect. Still a traitor in my book.

No such story on that BBC link. Removed maybe because it wasn't true?

Well here's one from the CBC...
Snowden makes asylum request, Venezuela confirms
Unclear if NSA leaker is able to leave Moscow


Venezuela's president says that his country has received an asylum request from NSA leaker Edward Snowden.

President Nicolas Maduro had already offered asylum to Snowden, who apparently is holed up in the transit lounge of a Moscow airport. Bolivia and Nicaragua also say they'll grant asylum. Ecuador says it will consider any request.

Maduro says it is perhaps the world's "first collective humanitarian asylum" with various countries saying "Come here!"

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But the United States has cancelled Snowden's passport and it's unclear if he has travel documents he would need to leave Moscow.

[link to www.cbc.ca]

President Obama wants us to conform to his overzealous, deceptive, controlling mastermind plan for us to conform to his regulations, and overmonitorization via NSA. my suggestion : coup detat or else be in a Minority Report.

It will end up being a resource finding investment, ruining countries all over the world. USA, CHINA, and RUSSIAS holding of resources.


End story is : peaceful resolution after abomination of desolation. Although possibility is that we all come to a peaceful way after we lose many resources.

Another possibility?

Thread: World Service Authority Issues Passport to Snowden

BOOM

Can he take a boat there?

Now lets see if he actually makes it there alive.

It's on Drudge

Ohhh..ok, must be 100% true and accurate then if it's on Drudge.

Someone donate him a private jet, and an army of blanket men.

Impossible for him to get there by plane. Maybe by boat/freighter.

Logical choice would be nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine.

hes safer in the base at lake vostok

Private plane would have to stop and refuel between Russia and Venezuela. I don't where that would be possible, no one would allow it. It would also have to fly over territory whose government would not give permission.

our navy will board the ship to apprehend the pirate Snowden

Ireland says no to arrest warrant for Edward Snowden.
[link to www.bbc.co.uk]

Chaves could be reached and erased,

how difficult do you think it is to reach this guy

of all people, he should know that

Yep, a real utopian beacon of freedom and liberty.

Concerns with freedom of expression, human rights abuses, authoritarianism, press freedom, control of the judiciary, threats to democracy,[98] political intimidation, and "the existence of a pattern of impunity in cases of violence, which particularly affects media workers, human rights defenders, trade unionists, participants in public demonstrations, people held in custody, 'campesinos' (small-scale and subsistence farmers), indigenous people, and women", as well as erosion of separation of powers and "severe economic, infrastructure, and social headaches", and "chronic problems including power blackouts, soaring crime, and a perceived lack of investment in crucial sectors.

Extrajudicial killings too!

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

President Hugo Chávez, who governed Venezuela for 14 years, was elected to another six-year term in October 2012. He died in March 2013. During his presidency, the accumulation of power in the executive branch and the erosion of human rights guarantees enabled his government to intimidate, censor, and prosecute Venezuelans who criticized the president or thwarted his political agenda. President Chávez and his supporters used their powers in a wide range of cases involving the judiciary, the media, and human rights defenders. Prison violence and police abuse remain serious problems.

[link to www.hrw.org]

Venezuela is among the most violent places of Latin America. Class tension has long been a part of life in the South American country, where armed robberies, carjackings and kidnappings are frequent. In 2009, the homicide rate was approximately 57 per 100,000, one of the world’s highest, having tripled in the previous decade. The capital Caracas has the sixth greatest homicide rate of any large city in the world, with 98.7 homicides per 100,000 residents in 2011.

Petty crime such as pick-pocketing is prevalent, particularly on public transport in Caracas. The government in 2009 created a security force, the Bolivarian National Police, which hasn't lowered crime rates in the areas in which it is so far deployed, and a new Experimental Security University.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]