Edward Snowden Appeals For Asylum To 15 Nations, Even As Putin Swears To Never Hand Him Over To US

PRISM is nothing. Reality is much, much worse. They are collecting & interpreting ALL of your data. They are getting everything. Everything out there!

And they have a plan … and you will not like it:

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– Is THIS The REAL Reason For The Government Spying On Americans?

– Veterans Today: “Infowars.com BLOCKED From Sharing on Facebook”:

The government is determined to keep information about its FEMA concentration camps as secret as possible.

– Judge Andrew Napolitano: NDAA ‘Indefinite Detention Bill’: Mourning The Lost Freedom in America: US Is Now A Battlefield, A Fascist Military Dictatorship, Constitution Has Been Repealed, Farewell Bill Of Rights (Video)

– Jesse Ventura Conspiracy Theory: Police State (And FEMA Concentration Camps) – Full Length Video

Still think Snowden is for real?

– Veil of Lies: Edward Snowden And Wikileaks (Veterans Today)

– Are Whistleblowers Like Edward Snowden Sometimes ‘Too Good To Be True’? (Veterans Today)

Think again.

– Snowden Appeals For Asylum To 15 Nations, Even As Putin Swears To Never Hand Him Over To US (ZeroHedge, July 1, 2013):

While the situation for Edward Snowden remains uncertain, Russian officials report that he has handed them an appeal to 15 nations for political asylum. As the LA Times reports, an official noted, “Snowden reiterated once again that he is not a traitor and explained his actions only by a desire to open the world’s eyes on the flagrant violations by US special services.” This somewhat desperate act follows what Russian officials describe as “Ecuador disavowing [Snowden’s] political protection credentials,” though we have seen nothing confirmed by Ecuador (yet) especially in light of last week’s strong anti-US rhetoric. Russia’s President Putin just proclaimed that “Snowden isn’t, has never been a Russian agent,” and added that Russia doesn’t plan to extradite anyone.

It appears that Putin wants to keep the situation somewhat civil for now…

• *PUTIN SAYS NO INFORMATION ABOUT SNOWDEN LEAVING RUSSIA
• *PUTIN SAYS SNOWDEN ISN’T, HASN’T EVER BEEN RUSSIAN AGENT

But perhaps this is the most telling…

Via Reuters:

Putin says if Snowden wants to stay in Russia, he must “stop his work aimed at harming our American partners”

Via The LA Times,

Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who leaked U.S. security secrets and is now a fugitive, met Monday morning with Russian diplomatic officials and handed them an appeal to 15 countries for political asylum, a Russian Foreign Ministry official told The Times.

“It was a desperate measure on his part after Ecuador disavowed his political protection credentials,” said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity. ”In the document Snowden reiterated once again that he is not a traitor and explained his actions only by a desire to open the world’s eyes on the flagrant violations by U.S. special services not only of American citizens but also citizens of European Union including their NATO allies.”

The official didn’t disclose the countries that were on the list. The meeting took place at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo International Airport, where Snowden has apparently holed up in a transit lounge since fleeing from Hong Kong while seeking a route to Ecuador or somewhere else that might grant him asylum.

Kirill Kabanov, a member of the Presidential Council on Human Rights, a Kremlin advisory body, said he believes that Russia is on the list.

“In the given circumstances, Russia has two workable options: Firstly is to provide Snowden with some refugee-status papers so that he could buy a ticket and leave for some other country, or secondly to grant him political asylum,” Kabanov said in an interview with The Times.

“Snowden’s actions were motivated by a desire to protect human rights and freedoms and now many rights activists in Russia are talking about him as a human rights advocate who deserves to be granted asylum, although this measure is fraught with some political inconveniences for Russia,”  he said.