Hong Kong Rallies For Ed Snowden

[Warlord]

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Heard at government headquarters:

"Shame on the US government!"

"Shame on Obama."

"Stop bullying the Hong Kong government!"

The last refers to accusations made by Snowden, during an interview with the Post, that Washington was putting pressure on Hong Kong to extradite the whistle-blower.

Among the slogans seen and heard at the march:

"Protect Snowden".

"Shame on Obama".

"Shame on NSA".

"No US spying".

More:
http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1261433/live-updates-support-edward-snowden-rally-hong-kong

This will be censored by corporate fascist US media.

[Warlord]

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Remarks by Charles Mok HK legislator and internet pioneer:

I spoke today at the rally outside the US Consulate General in Hong Kong. Here is part of my message.

Today, we are here to support a whistleblower, possibly a hero of our times, the Internet times, Ed Snowden.

Snowden told us that with the PRISM project, the US government has taken data from many of the largest Internet companies in the world, and also made intrusions to systems around the world, including Hong Kong.

It is now for us in Hong Kong to show to the world, whether we can live up to Snowden's trust in Hong Kong: our freedom of speech, rule of law and tolerance for dissent.

So, I have three messages to the US government and also to the Hong Kong and China governments.

First, to the US, tell us what you have taken away from us in terms of our private data, and this goes not just for Hong Kong but people from all around the world. And for the Hong Kong government, you are responsible to pursue the US government to get it back for us.

Second, Ed Snowden should be accorded all the rights he should enjoy as a person in Hong Kong, under our law and he should get all the due process that he should be entitled to.

Third, with this power struggle between the two biggest powers in the world, China and the US, all of us have the most to lose, because I don't want governments to think that now it is ok to snoop on people all around the world. We know best in Hong Kong, being just outside of the Great Firewall of China, and part of China, the country with the biggest censorship effort, yet we enjoy a free Internet and freedom to express our minds on the Internet here.

And I have a message to Ed Snowden. Don't go to China! That is the country with the biggest censorship effort in the world and it is the country that goes completely opposite to the values you hold that you described to us. Stay in Hong Kong and let us try to help you with our transparent legal system.

http://charlesmok.blogspot.hk/2013/06/ed-snowden-dont-go-to-china.html

[better-dead-than-fed]

"We are demanding that the US government stop bullying the Hong Kong government,"

http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1261433/live-updates-support-edward-snowden-rally-hong-kong


Hong Kong lawmakers urge Obama to 'tread very carefully' with Snowden case

http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1260849/hong-kong-lawmakers-urge-obama-tread-very-carefully-snowden-case


I had access to the full rosters of everyone working at the NSA, the entire intelligence community, and undercover assets all over the world. The locations of every station, we have what their missions are and so forth. If I had just wanted to harm the US? You could shut down the surveillance system in an afternoon.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2013/jun/09/nsa-whistleblower-edward-snowden-interview-video

[Warlord]

The people vs. the authoritarian fake liberal Obama.

[Origanalist]

It's become so bad even Putin is slamming us. lol


One of those calling Obama out for B.S. was Mr. KGB himself.

In a second-term reprise, Russian dictator, Vladimir Putin in return lectured his pal Obama about “privacy.” The lecture comes in the wake of a number of snooping scandals including the IRS targeting of conservatives, the NSA spying scandal and the general Chicago-style thuggery practiced by the Obama mob.

"I can tell you that, at least in Russia, you cannot just go and tap into someone’s phone conversation without a warrant issued by court,” Putin told state press organ, Russia Today’s Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan.

“That’s more or less the way a civilized society should go about fighting terrorism with modern-day technology. As long as it is exercised within the boundaries of the law that regulates intelligence activities, it’s alright. But if it’s unlawful, then it’s bad.”


http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/johnransom/2013/06/15/putin-slams-obamas-bs-n1620720/page/full