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There probably won't be any prosecution because Snowden most likely defected to the Chinese government. It may have been his plan all along. I'm sure there are
by conroe64 13y ago
There probably won't be any prosecution because Snowden most likely defected to the Chinese government. It may have been his plan all along. I'm sure there are a lot of people out there who would love to leave their families, and be considered a hero by the general public, and live their life comfortably in another country. Given all the secrets he probably has that he hasn't released, he would be a very valuable resource to China.
This is something someone in his position would know how to do, safely, and with a great reward to himself, given that he's probably read the outcomes of hundreds of informants defecting to other countries.
And given his CIA background, he knew enough about propaganda to know how to sell it to keep his family from being shamed by being related to a defector.
The idea that a guy that's smart enough to make 6 figures after not graduating high school can't plan far enough ahead to explain why he went to China is ludicrous. He's simply not telling the truth about his motives.
- beeneto 13y ago> Snowden most likely defected to the Chinese government I keep reading this hypothesis Am I right in thinking that it still has no evidence to support it whatsoever, excluding the fact that he announced his identity while in a Hong Kong hotel?
- conroe64 13y agoRegarding the modding, I guess the group think is still in the doe eyed fanatical allegiance phase.. and hasn't reached the bitter disappointment and finger pointing stage yet.
- darkarmani 13y ago> There probably won't be any prosecution because Snowden most likely defected to the Chinese government. Or maybe he defected to Brazil? There's no proof one way or another, so let's just pick random countries and speculate.