Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
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Re: Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
#2Looks like he walked right through a legal loop hole (for now).
Re: Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
#3"Over the jungle, the quiet jungle, the drone hunts tonight
...[365/24/7 refrain]...
Over the ice field, the empty ice field, the raptor hunts tonight
...[365/24/7 refrain]...
(sung to The Lion Sleeps Tonight)
If true, this exit is good news! I have worried about his safety for the past two weeks. ES needs a redoubtable safe-house enclave/bunker like a free Assange to repeatedly surgically strike while the iron is hot. Exposing heinous criminal abuse of state entrusted power, founded on self-witnessed righteous indignation- leveraged by gigahertz worldwide public networks- makes for a seriously formidable anti-Borg threat. I hope Assange's crack team are good chess players to be constantly vigilant, and terra-sotto terrified how dangerous this is. Endlessly run gold/blue team attack game/simulations, have seasoned and wounded trade-crafters as loyal and encrazed armed sentinels, handling also, a hyper-alert pack of google-glass augmented Scottish Border Collies:
Re: Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
#4Why is this trip of Snowden made into a media event?
The Aeroflot flight number was public! Is this to counter a secret rendition attempt? Did we wake-up in a world with 007 stuff happening to real computer nerds, not just high-paid actors?
Re: Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
#5Why is this trip of Snowden made into a media event? The Aeroflot flight number was public! Is this to counter a secret rendition attempt? Did we wake-up in a world with 007 stuff happening to real computer nerds, not just high-paid actors?
Publicity is, or can be, protection.
Re: Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
#6Why is this trip of Snowden made into a media event? The Aeroflot flight number was public! Is this to counter a secret rendition attempt? Did we wake-up in a world with 007 stuff happening to real computer nerds, not just high-paid actors?
>The Aeroflot flight number was public
url?
Re: Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
#7Why is this trip of Snowden made into a media event? The Aeroflot flight number was public! Is this to counter a secret rendition attempt? Did we wake-up in a world with 007 stuff happening to real computer nerds, not just high-paid actors?
Publicity is, or can be, protection.
Right on!
Re: Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
#8Why is this trip of Snowden made into a media event? The Aeroflot flight number was public! Is this to counter a secret rendition attempt? Did we wake-up in a world with 007 stuff happening to real computer nerds, not just high-paid actors?
>The Aeroflot flight number was public url?
Re: Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
#9Why is this trip of Snowden made into a media event? The Aeroflot flight number was public! Is this to counter a secret rendition attempt? Did we wake-up in a world with 007 stuff happening to real computer nerds, not just high-paid actors?
>The Aeroflot flight number was public url?
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Re: Official statement from WikiLeaks regarding Edward Snowden's exit from Hong Kong
#10How does diplomatic immunity work if you are in the entourage of an diplomat?