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Yes, exactly. A few people to say "I served with him, this [happened/never happened]." That's also a really severe injury, don't they have to report things li
by Natsu 10y ago
Yes, exactly. A few people to say "I served with him, this [happened/never happened]."
That's also a really severe injury, don't they have to report things like that to someone? They probably can't comment on his medical privacy, but I have to wonder if there aren't safety records of some kind from OSHA or whoever?
- linkregister 10y agoIf the injury occurred during SFAS then there would be no fellow trainees to corroborate the story. Though SFAS has elements of teamwork, large portions of it are individual. Literally the only people to be aware of what happened would be medical or administrative personnel who would be bound by privacy laws.
- tanderson92 10y agoOr you know, anybody who knew him around that time and remembers him not having broken legs.... But hey, who needs actual falsification to doubt Snowden's story. Let's just malign him because he is uncorroborated and cannot prove his story while in exile. (By the way, it is possible to medically determine if someone's legs were broken as they claim. Source: medical doctor) And Barton Gellman at the WaPo confirms it was bilateral tibia stress fractures: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160916/16594835541/house-intelligence-committees-list-snowdens-lies-almost-entirely-false.shtml?_format=lite https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160916/16594835541/house...