NSA Whistleblower, Edward Snowden is a Ron Paul supporter

atta boy

Its just nice to know there are good people out there who knows whats up, especially in the deep dark world of the US Government Intelligence, people who are selfless...people with a conscience.

In his interview, he revealed that he lived in Hawaii and also voted for a third party candidate in 2008. There is also an NSA facility in Maryland.

www.buzzfeed.com...

Edward Snowden, the 29-year-old responsible for the largest leak in National Security Administration history, appears to have donated to the Ron Paul campaign twice in 2012, according to federal records.

He is also a Reddit user
www.buzzfeed.com...

Great...now the IRS has a new target.

reply to post by eLPresidente

Maybe it's going to come down to the Libertarians to fight this fight. Don't have any faith in most of the republicans or democrats to muster enough backbone to take this latest scandal/treason on.

Originally posted by Bassago
reply to post by eLPresidente

 

Maybe it's going to come down to the Libertarians to fight this fight. Don't have any faith in most of the republicans or democrats to muster enough backbone to take this latest scandal/treason on.

edit on 9-6-2013 by Bassago because: (no reason given)

I would say that its more about the grassroots activists from a bunch of different groups than any particular party but then again you are sort of right because libertarianism is getting more popular as more and more people are opening their eyes to the 'two party paradigm'.

Hmm, this is a concern. I'm happy to support whistleblowers, but if this guy is a Ron Paul voter that rings alarm bells.

Paul is a radical liberal with some disturbing policies. If this guy is mixed up with him somehow, it's not a good sign. They say he's only a voter but what if it goes deeper than that?

What if he was paid by Paul to steal this information? How do we know the information he's stolen doesn't include people's personal details as well?

Why is Ron Paul paying a government employee to steal confidential information?

Originally posted by Sankari
Hmm, this is a concern. I'm happy to support whistleblowers, but if this guy is a Ron Paul voter that rings alarm bells.

Paul is a radical liberal with some disturbing policies. If this guy is mixed up with him somehow, it's not a good sign. They say he's only a voter but what if it goes deeper than that?

What if he was paid by Paul to steal this information? How do we know the information he's stolen doesn't include people's personal details as well?

Why is Ron Paul paying a government employee to steal confidential information?

edit on 9/6/13 by Sankari because: (no reason given)

Whaaaaa??? Ron Paul is no liberal. He wanted restaurants to have the freedom to refuse service to blacks.

Originally posted by Sankari
Paul is a radical liberal with some disturbing policies. If this guy is mixed up with him somehow, it's not a good sign. They say he's only a voter but what if it goes deeper than that?

What if he was paid by Paul to steal this information? How do we know the information he's stolen doesn't include people's personal details as well?

Why is Ron Paul paying a government employee to steal confidential information?

edit on 9/6/13 by Sankari because: (no reason given)

WTF? Where do you get this stuff?

The only information you have to go off of here is that he donated to Paul and most likely voted for him in 2008.

Where the hell did you get him being a paid operative of Ron Paul to steal information?

You're weird....you're really weird....

Originally posted by kaylaluv

Originally posted by Sankari
Hmm, this is a concern. I'm happy to support whistleblowers, but if this guy is a Ron Paul voter that rings alarm bells.

Paul is a radical liberal with some disturbing policies. If this guy is mixed up with him somehow, it's not a good sign. They say he's only a voter but what if it goes deeper than that?

What if he was paid by Paul to steal this information? How do we know the information he's stolen doesn't include people's personal details as well?

Why is Ron Paul paying a government employee to steal confidential information?

edit on 9/6/13 by Sankari because: (no reason given)

Whaaaaa??? Ron Paul is no liberal. He wanted restaurants to have the freedom to refuse service to blacks.

Actually Ron Paul is a classical liberal...you may google it if you don't believe me.

He doesn't believe (per the Constitution) the federal government should have the authority to determine how private businesses operated. I don't know why you twisted it to include blacks...are you racist????

Originally posted by Sankari
Hmm, this is a concern. I'm happy to support whistleblowers, but if this guy is a Ron Paul voter that rings alarm bells.

Yeah, nothing strikes fear like constitutionalists.

What if he was paid by Paul to steal this information? How do we know the information he's stolen doesn't include people's personal details as well?

Why is Ron Paul paying a government employee to steal confidential information?

edit on 9/6/13 by Sankari because: (no reason given)

Good grief sometimes I worry about you.

The same Ron Paul that sued his supporters in a U.N court?

Originally posted by eLPresidente


He doesn't believe (per the Constitution) the federal government should have the authority to determine how private businesses operated. I don't know why you twisted it to include blacks...are you racist????

edit on 9-6-2013 by eLPresidente because: (no reason given)

You deny this is true? He believes private businesses should be able to refuse service to whomever they choose, regardless of gender, race, religion, etc. Doesn't that include blacks????

Originally posted by muse7
The same Ron Paul that sued his supporters in a U.N court?

When did he sue them?

Not saying that he didn't try, just want to know when.

Originally posted by butcherguy

Originally posted by muse7
The same Ron Paul that sued his supporters in a U.N court?

When did he sue them?

Not saying that he didn't try, just want to know when.

Link

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That includes everyone. No shoes, no shirt, no service is a popular sign in many stores across the US. If I owned a business I would want to say who was allowed in under any circumstance.

This is already getting off topic.

Originally posted by Bassago
reply to post by kaylaluv

 

That includes everyone. No shoes, no shirt, no service is a popular sign in many stores across the US. If I owned a restaurant I would want to say who was allowed in under any circumstance.

This is already getting off topic.

edit on 9-6-2013 by Bassago because: (no reason given)

That also includes blacks right?

Originally posted by Bassago
reply to post by kaylaluv

 

That includes everyone. No shoes, no shirt, no service is a popular sign in many stores across the US. If I owned a restaurant I would want to say who was allowed in under any circumstance.

This is already getting off topic.

edit on 9-6-2013 by Bassago because: (no reason given)

No shoes, no shirt, no service is a little different than no white skin, no service.

To bring it back on topic, the fact that this guy is a Ron Paul supporter is not a plus, IMHO...

Originally posted by muse7

Originally posted by Bassago
reply to post by kaylaluv

 

That includes everyone. No shoes, no shirt, no service is a popular sign in many stores across the US. If I owned a restaurant I would want to say who was allowed in under any circumstance.

This is already getting off topic.

edit on 9-6-2013 by Bassago because: (no reason given)

That also includes blacks right?

Like I said, this is off topic.

Originally posted by muse7

Originally posted by butcherguy

Originally posted by muse7
The same Ron Paul that sued his supporters in a U.N court?

When did he sue them?

Not saying that he didn't try, just want to know when.

Link

So how is Ron Paul's suit relevant in this matter?
Unless Mr Snowden is psychic, I doubt that he knew that the suit would be filed 7 months in the future.
Mr Snowden donated money in May 2012, Ron Paul filed the suit in February of 2013.

Originally posted by muse7
The same Ron Paul that sued his supporters in a U.N court?

You can twist it anyway you want, there is no other course of redress to reclaim your name on the internet domain. His team followed protocol and no it wasn't a lawsuit neither was it in UN court...LMAO! Where the hell do you trolls these things? Salon.com hahahaha

It is just sad the things haters will say...sigh...

Originally posted by kaylaluv

Originally posted by Bassago
reply to post by kaylaluv

 

That includes everyone. No shoes, no shirt, no service is a popular sign in many stores across the US. If I owned a restaurant I would want to say who was allowed in under any circumstance.

This is already getting off topic.

edit on 9-6-2013 by Bassago because: (no reason given)

No shoes, no shirt, no service is a little different than no white skin, no service.

To bring it back on topic, the fact that this guy is a Ron Paul supporter is not a plus, IMHO...

edit on 9-6-2013 by kaylaluv because: (no reason given)

Are you disappointed that he isn't a teabagger like you originally thought.
Should we check his religion out too? You have already injected race.