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You mean like this...???

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/06/spying-world-domestic-soil

Why not Germany shelter Snowden if the people is so 'shocked'?

Oh, our gov. is on the same boat with the US, that's why there is little to no critics coming from Berlin despite knowing that the US spied on us and our institutions failed to protect us. Go through the links I posted and see how we attack our government.

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Merkel: Well, I don't really like the thing with the email-surveillance ...

Oboma: I already now that ...
 
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May be because Snowden didn't like Peking ducks?
How the phuck should I know why China did not shelter Snowden? I came here for fun. I am no self-proclaimed geopolitical expert like yourself who get off spouting stomach churning opinion all days long.

Just don't forget to clean your cumbox.
 
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May be because Snowden didn't like Peking ducks?
How the phuck should I know why China did not shelter Snowden? I came here for fun. I am no self-proclaimed geopolitical expert like yourself who get off spouting stomach churning opinion all days long.

Just don't forget to clean your cumbox.
You came to wank off with the Chinese. Your allegiance is already well established. Change your colors.
 
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Wanking off with the Chinese is much better than wanking off with yourself like you.

Couldn't reach down there? Too painful and difficult for you? Had to rely on the keyboard to get off?

I know you are a darkie anal sphincter.
 
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Wanking off with the Chinese is much better than wanking off with yourself like you.

Couldn't reach down there? Too painful and difficult for you? Had to rely on the keyboard to get off?

I know you are a darkie anal sphincter.
I have a docile Canadian female hottie do it for me. With the Chinese, all you have a bunch of guys who never touch a woman before in their lives.
 
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I am sure you have touched a lot of hot, as in aids, women.

Your daily diet is 'Qvir'.
 
It's Becoming Clear How Hard Hong Kong Just Slapped The US In The Face

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/edward-snowden-us-hong-kong-russia-cuba-flight-2013-6#ixzz2X9mspuE1


U.S. officials expressed disappointment in the Hong Kong government's decision to defy its extradition request of National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden and allow him to travel, reportedly, to Russia.

Asked to respond to Hong Kong's passive-aggressive statement confirming Snowden's departure, a Justice Department official said that the U.S. was "disappointed" and that it "disagrees" with the Hong Kong government's "troubling" decision on the matter.

"At no point, in all of our discussions through Friday, did the authorities in Hong Kong raise any issues regarding the sufficiency of the U.S.'s provisional arrest request," the official said. "In light of this, we find their decision to be particularly troubling."

Hong Kong's decision came as an overt shock to the United States. On Saturday, National Security Adviser Tom Donilon expressed confidence that a "historically good partner" in Hong Kong would honor the U.S.'s requests.

A Justice Department official told Business Insider that, beginning on June 10, authorities "have been in continual contact with their Hong Kong counterparts."

But it appears that U.S. officials were caught completely off-guard on the news. According to a report in The Guardian, Snowden was well on his way in-flight to Russia when Hong Kong confirmed news of his departure from the country.

In its statement, the Hong Kong government said that the U.S. had botched the legal paperwork and that it requested additional information related to Snowden's extradition. Since there was not "sufficient information to process the request, there was no legal basis to restrict Mr. Snowden from leaving Hong Kong," the statement read.

But a Justice Department official said that the department's request for extradition complied with "all requirements."

The New York Times reported that the Chinese government had a hand in determining Snowden would be allowed to leave Hong Kong, despite Hong Kong's assurances that it acted independently.

The paper also reported, citing two "Western intelligence experts who worked for major government spy agencies," that the Chinese government had obtained some contents from Snowden's computers he traveled with.

From the report:

Two Western intelligence experts, who worked for major government spy agencies, said they believed that the Chinese government had managed to drain the contents of the four laptops that Mr. Snowden said he brought to Hong Kong, and that he said were with him during his stay at a Hong Kong hotel.

If that were the case, they said, China would no longer need or want to have Mr. Snowden remain in Hong Kong.

Justice Department spokeswoman Nanda Chitre said in a statement: "As we stated [Saturday], the United States had contacted authorities in Hong Kong to seek the extradition of Mr. Snowden, based on the criminal complaint filed in the Eastern District of Virginia, and in accordance with the U.S.-Hong Kong Agreement for the Surrender of Fugitive Offenders.

"We have been informed by the Hong Kong authorities Mr. Snowden has departed Hong Kong for a third country. We will continue to discuss this matter with Hong Kong and pursue relevant law enforcement cooperation with other countries where Mr. Snowden may be attempting to travel."



Read more: Edward Snowden: US-Hong Kong Relations - Business Insider
 
It's Becoming Clear How Hard Hong Kong Just Slapped The US In The Face

U.S. officials expressed disappointment in the Hong Kong government's decision to defy its extradition request of National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden and allow him to travel, reportedly, to Russia.

Asked to respond to Hong Kong's passive-aggressive statement confirming Snowden's departure, a Justice Department official said that the U.S. was "disappointed" and that it "disagrees" with the Hong Kong government's "troubling" decision on the matter.

Hahaha, great read. :lol:

Extradition request DENIED, try again next time.
 
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Well,
The United Stasi of Amurika is STILL the sole super power, noone come close to touch it. BUT the US is not that quick mentally (as in intelligent). HK had to make some excuses. BUT the intend was clear.
 
Götterdämmerung;4447478 said:
Oh, our gov. is on the same boat with the US, that's why there is little to no critics coming from Berlin despite knowing that the US spied on us and our institutions failed to protect us. Go through the links I posted and see how we attack our government.

Merkel-konfrontiert-Obama_01.jpg


Merkel: Well, I don't really like the thing with the email-surveillance ...

Oboma: I already now that ...
The reason why Berlin does not publicly disagree with DC is that your Germany and my US shares the same security interests after Sept 11, 2001. You do know what that date mean, no? And you do know that Germany was a staging ground for the attack on US, no?

The security interests we share are not the same as that of Russia or China. For them, security threats are always first internal from its own citizenry, as in political opposition, and much more broadly defined so as to give the government wide latitude to exercise its power. For Germany and the US, especially after 9/11, the threats are narrowly defined to be external, with some internal assistance by disgruntled residents. Note I said 'residents' and not 'citizens'. Can the institutions and methods created by these security interests be misused from their original intents? Absolutely. But that criticism can be applied to any governmental institution prior to 9/11 and independent of the same. Further, because these methods are narrowly defined to start, and am willing to assume so for Germany, specific legal and oversight mechanisms can be installed to protect civil liberties without unnecessarily hamstringing security overall.

Hahaha, great read. :lol:

Extradition request DENIED, try again next time.
Shelter Snowden and let US try again. What is China afraid of? :lol:
 
The reason why Berlin does not publicly disagree with DC is that your Germany and my US shares the same security interests after Sept 11, 2001. You do know what that date mean, no? And you do know that Germany was a staging ground for the attack on US, no?

The security interests we share are not the same as that of Russia or China. For them, security threats are always first internal from its own citizenry, as in political opposition, and much more broadly defined so as to give the government wide latitude to exercise its power. For Germany and the US, especially after 9/11, the threats are narrowly defined to be external, with some internal assistance by disgruntled residents. Note I said 'residents' and not 'citizens'. Can the institutions and methods created by these security interests be misused from their original intents? Absolutely. But that criticism can be applied to any governmental institution prior to 9/11 and independent of the same. Further, because these methods are narrowly defined to start, and am willing to assume so for Germany, specific legal and oversight mechanisms can be installed to protect civil liberties without unnecessarily hamstringing security overall.


Blablabla ... but we, the people, the souvereign of the government are not d'accord with that because this spying in the spirit of general suspicion is not in accordance with our constitution, it's anti-freedom, anti-democratic.
 
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Blablabla ... but we, the people, the souvereign of the government are not d'accord with that because this spying in the spirit of general suspicion is not in accordance with our constitution, it's anti-freedom, anti-democratic.
Then this put to rest any potential for a rational discussion and you can go back to what interested you in the first place: anti-US bashing. And of the sort based on ignorance and un-intelligent rantings.

As you were...
 
I have a docile Canadian female hottie do it for me. With the Chinese, all you have a bunch of guys who never touch a woman before in their lives.

Wow. This is low, even for you. If your grand children see you posting like this they wouldn't visit you again -ever.
Clean yourself up and get some sunlight - a few moments away from the keyboard will do good.
 
Well, if you think nk is a country better than U.S., there is nothing else I can say to you.

I am not interested in debating anything with a fat kim pig worshipper.

Nope I am not condoning DPRK but they are less evil than usa which is the big brother damaging and threatening the whole world while Kim's craziness restricts to within the peninsula and part of asia

U.S. is not perfect and acts totally for her self interest, irrogant, bullying over others and most time hypocrite as well.

However, U.S. is still among the best country in the world. It contributes the most to the world for quite some time and still does that greatly.

there you go you 0-licking of dirty america

without america, the big talents of each nation will stay in doing their research in their own institutions, each will proliferate on their own

these losers are using 'back doors" "espionage" as excuses barring our telecommunication industries' entrance into the us market while their companies like gm ford walmart apple cisco ... come without restrictions
those losers are restricting our sales of solar panels, steel pipes, car tires ..into their market by imputing huge import tariffs on them
those losers are harbouring and feeding our xinjiang and xizang separatists and a hosts of dissidents
those losers are siding with the japanese, pinoys, vietcongs interests over east and south China seas
who is backing Taiwan for independence?
who bombed our embassy in yugoslavia? who killed our pilot Wang Wei over Hainan Island intrusion?
Who were we fighting against during the vietnam war and korean peninsular war?


It is the one that destroyed Nazi and saved China from the japs.

that is about it nothing more after ww2

I would not think U.S. is China's enemy even though there any many entangling issues un-resolved between the two countries. Historically, U.S. did more deeds to China than evil things. Even for our past 30 years success, I would think a lot of them is due to the help of U.S. as well.

BS
that is why I call you naive and keep calling you until you grow up

without the Chinese supply of goods the us will be in harder time fighting for inflation
without our purchase of their bonds and bills they will have a difficult liquidity problem

grow up kiddo!
 
Then this put to rest any potential for a rational discussion and you can go back to what interested you in the first place: anti-US bashing. And of the sort based on ignorance and un-intelligent rantings.

As you were...

Sure, anti-US bashing, millions of Germans are being brainwashed to bash the US. Hahaha ...

there are just hardly 80 million terrorists in Germany, but 80 million highly innovative people producing cutting edge technology loved by everyone in the world.

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Read the comments ... hahaha ... the little bit of sympathy we had left for the US in the last decade is being damaged beyond repair, all by your own making ... hahaha
 
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