(September 28, 2022, 10:42 AM)P1xor Wrote:

(September 28, 2022, 07:04 AM)troubled2 Wrote: It must be hard living in Russia

i dont think it would have been his first choice! :/

hopefully he doesnt get on the wrong bus by accident and end up on the front line...

There's something different about this hotel shuttle bus today.

It gives citizenship in order not to return the spies that countries have bought from foreign countries, we have seen this in other countries

Well good for him m8

WE WILL SEE WHAT WILL DO PUTİN!

Are they going to use him in thewar?

(September 29, 2022, 11:52 AM)9028hsgdahjgdl Wrote: Are they going to use him in thewar?

For what exactly? He has already divulged to them everything he knows.....this is just an F-you to the US as they really want him in their cells

(September 27, 2022, 01:32 AM)Wealthzhou Wrote: Putin issued a presidential decree granting Edward Snowden, a former outsourcing employee of the US National Security Agency, Russian citizenship

long time coming, or is this a move behind layers

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(September 29, 2022, 01:06 PM)turniphead Wrote:

(September 29, 2022, 11:52 AM)9028hsgdahjgdl Wrote: Are they going to use him in thewar?

For what exactly? He has already divulged to them everything he knows.....this is just an F-you to the US as they really want him in their cells

i dont see him being useful unless he knows something recent and isnt being stingy with it, a huge FU to the US yeah

Not a fan of the U.S. by any chance, but I say Snowden is definitely NOT in a better place right now. I'd even say it's quit ironic to do what he did and yet now be a citizen of a country whose damn president is an ex-intel official.

I'd even say it's quit ironic to do what he did and yet now be a citizen of a country whose damn president is an ex-intel official.

When spies sell out their home countries to foreign countries, they're considered heroes in their new countries but traitors back home.

Remember, Litvinenko was considered a hero in the west, even got British citizenship... but he was always considered a traitor in the motherland... until he had that "tea".

So in a way, Snowden may be celebrated in the motherland, but seen as a traitor by the US. But of course, no one in the Kremlin could ever respect him as a spy

there is no wrong about puton