Last night was the big interview with Snowden. Most of you know I don’t watch TV. I’m guessing a few of you watched the interview and have developed an opinion.
Were you surprised by how NBC handled it? What is your opinion of Snowden? where do we go from here?
I think the big news was Susan Rice coming out afterward and claiming that Snowden was not telling the truth in that network TV interview. Smells like an opportunity for a poll. 😉
Let’s see – the same Susan Rice that told us the truth about Benghazi?
That’s right. Now she is speaking for James “not wittingly” Clapper.
From Merriam-Webster:
Dolt – a stupid person.
Seems like a photo of Ms. Rice next to the definition would be appropriate.
“Rice, a looney” (our Barack Obama treat) :
http://www.breitbart.com/InstaBlog/2014/06/02/Who-Wrote-Susan-Rice-s-Talking-Points-This-Time
As was quoted in the article, “It’s another thing to trade away 5 high-ranking terrorists to someone who walked away.”
Just remember the book, “Through the Looking Glass”. It’s all you need to know to make sense of the senselessness of what passes for reality these days.
This is short and a good read:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/george-f-will-when-a-president-goes-rogue/2014/06/04/bb172cc2-ec12-11e3-93d2-edd4be1f5d9e_print.html
Yes, Will’s opinion was well expressed. My take on POTUS, al-Obama, is to think of his actions in their entirety. For example, when one looks at themselves in the mirror all things appear to be normal, but in reality all things are reversed. So, the writer of the book “Through the Looking Glass” was giving us a refreshing point of view of how the ‘royals’ view themselves and how the ‘royals’ exercise their powers.
Whether through the looking glass or through the mirror, things regarding the current POTUS look good from the opposite side of the border. Putin is smiling and so are the Chinese communists.
I’d add that the country would be better off with less schuming:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/jun/4/sen-schumer-credits-jefferson-bill-rights/