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4. According to some this is what Snowden should have done. Well? Will we see that this approach is

Reply to KoKo (Original post)

Fri Jan 10, 2014, 09:12 PM

Jan 2014

futile or will we have a real "sit down" with the President to report the truth of things? What if Snowden had asked to sit down and discuss the abuses of the NSA? I tend to think there would not be a"sit down" or a discussion and there would, at this point in time, be no changes in the NSA on the horizon.

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Former NSA Whistleblowers Challenge President Obama to Meeting to Expose "9/11" and NSA [View all] KoKo Jan 2014 OP

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