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FoR ED SNoWDeN (Snowden In The Air)
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You know, William, that picture of Snowden as Patriot 2.0 reminds of Gordon Freeman.
Someone give that man a crowbar!
Suppose that during the Stalin regime in the USSR, Eduard Snowdenski was an analyst who worked for a bureau under the NKVD (People’s Commissariat of Internal Affairs). Suppose that he decided to reveal to the Russian people the extent of the NKVD domestic spying apparatus that peopled the Gulag, or Main Directorate for Corrective Labor Camps, with prisoners.
How should Snowdenski do this? Should he report through NKVD channels, or should he defect?
Do you regard Snowdenski as a traitor if he defects to America and reveals the extent of the Russian domestic spying program?
Is Snowdenski a hero?
What is your opinion of those in the Kremlin who demand Snowdenski's head?
If Snowdenski defected to America and the USSR charged him with espionage, would you consider the charge valid?
Should America extradite him to the USSR?
WB7,
I need the Snowden "Patriot 2.0" on a tee shirt. Any chance your line at Zazzle will be offering that?
Reminded me of this...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxxt44KFg1Y
Wow, wonder how many of these arm chair warriors know who Gordon Freeman is?
Great memories in PC gaming!
I might add that the Bonzai folder would most likely encompass 1/3 of the shelf.