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Did the President of Bolivia Fly Away With Snowden?
The latest on #Snowden from @RobertsDan: Bolivian president's jet rerouted amid suspicions Edward Snowden on board http://t.co/rBr41Bh8wG
— GuardianUS (@GuardianUS) July 3, 2013
Has anybody ever stopped a plane because a white guy might be on board? #snowden #Bolivia
— Jose Rios (@Rios559) July 3, 2013
Main reason to doubt #Snowden was on Morales' plane is that #Bolivia has the slowest broadband in Latin America. http://t.co/UNZXNFbuTa
— Brandt (@UrbanAchievr) July 3, 2013
"I'm not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker." - Pres #Obama. Not scrambling them, just downing them. #Bolivia #Snowden
— Shawn G. (@Efreet69) July 3, 2013
Everyone Who Isn't Sneaking Edward #Snowden Into Bolivia Step Forward, Not So Fast, President Morales http://t.co/MjdTKl6Xkf #p2 #tcot
— Brian Entzminger (@bentzminger) July 3, 2013
#WorldLeaders suffer collective #trantrum over #Snowden BBC- #Bolivia leader's jet diverted 'amid suspicions' http://t.co/erOXia3O22
— Fuller Brash (@FullerBrash) July 3, 2013
#Bolivia Air Force One – FAB001 – forced to land in Vienna – - #snowden http://t.co/EUvhbqgaP1 via @maxkeiser pic.twitter.com/UgHqR28xTD
— Sir Arnold Robinson (@uk_expat) July 2, 2013
NOW: Bolivia: France & Portugal denied airspace to plane from Moscow carrying Pres. Morales, & says #Snowden is not on board - @BBCBreaking
— NewsBreaker (@NewsBreaker) July 2, 2013
According to reports, France, Spain and Portugal all banned Evo Morales jet from their airspace. Austria, not. NATO-wide anti-Snowden alert?
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) July 2, 2013
USA Today ~ Possible Snowden Plane Rerouted
The plane carrying Bolivian President Evo Morales home from Russia was rerouted to Austria on Tuesday after France and Portugal refused to let it cross their airspace because of suspicions that NSA leaker Edward Snowden was on board, the country's foreign minister said.
Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca denied that Snowden was on the plane, which landed in Vienna, and said France and Portugal would have to explain why they canceled authorization for the plane.
"We don't know who invented this lie. We want to denounce to the international community this injustice with the plane of President Evo Morales," Choquehuanca said from La Paz. Morales had earlier met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a summit of major gas exporters in the Kremlin.
. . . "This is a hostile act by the United States State Department which has used various European governments," said Bolivian Defense Minister Ruben Saavedra, who was on the flight.
Is the Mysterious "Jester" Targeting Snowden and Assange?
FOX News EXCLUSIVE: Pro-US hacker 'The Jester' takes aim at nations helping Snowden - http://t.co/5GiAGbJ7Bv
— JΞSTΞR™ (@th3j35t3r) July 2, 2013
So about these fire alarm systems installed by ADT in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, I think we can make em 'SHOUT FIRE' - #Assange evac.
— JΞSTΞR™ (@th3j35t3r) July 1, 2013
Ecuador prez worried Assange taking over role of his gov. Cancels #Snowden's refugee passport. << Well it's a start. http://t.co/a2Itr6IQhv
— JΞSTΞR™ (@th3j35t3r) July 1, 2013
Whoa. RT @ClaraJeffery: Hacker "The Jester" now targeting Snowden & Assange. Could this whole story get any freakier? http://t.co/RMBG9r1Can
— Ram Ramgopal (@RamCNN) July 2, 2013
From Mother Jones
A shadowy, self-described "patriot" hacktivist has launched a series of cyberattacks against Ecuador and says he plans to direct a similar onslaught against any country considering granting asylum to former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden. The hacker, who calls himself the "th3J35t3r" (the Jester) and in the past has identified himself as a former soldier, has also taken aim at Julian Assange. The WikiLeaks founder has been assisting Snowden in his efforts to seek safe haven.
. . . In a June 26 blog post, the Jester writes that Snowden "is not a goddam hero, here to save Americans from 'the government' because of privacy infringements and breaches of the 4th amendment, he is a traitor and has jeopardized all our lives." He launched a similar tirade against Assange, who has been living in London's Ecuadorean Embassy for more than a year to dodge extradition, writing, "[L]et's not forget Assange isn't seeking asylum because he's some heroic whistleblower or do-gooder. He's wanted for questioning on a rape charge."
. . . the Jester alluded to hacking into the embassy's fire alarm system to force Assange out of the building. If Assange were to leave the embassy compound, he would face extradition to Sweden—where he's under investigation for sexual assault—or potentially to the United States, where Assange fears he could be prosecuted in connection with the publication of classified information allegedly leaked by Bradley Manning.
Yesterday the Jester tweeted photos of what he believed to be fire alarms on the exterior of the Ecuadorean Embassy,
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Did Snowden really write his Wikileaks Message from Moscow?
Complete Text Here
That Snowden statement is written in fluent Assangese
— John Herrman (@jwherrman) July 1, 2013
Some very European subject/verb agreement here from "Snowden": "the United States of America have been one of the strongest defenders"
— Alex Burns (@aburnspolitico) July 1, 2013
@aburnspolitico You know, we fought a rather bloody war to make it clear that it's "the United States IS," not "the United States ARE."
— Moe Lane (@moelane) July 1, 2013
@aburnspolitico It's not 'European'. It's Australian English.
— Robert Fleming (@racfleming) July 1, 2013
Did Edward Snowden really write this? No American would use plural verbs for America -- the United States "have been" http://t.co/gxEBBtBoj2
— Farhad Manjoo (@fmanjoo) July 1, 2013
@fmanjoo Yeah ... also, what American writes dates as "1st July 2013"?
— Olga Khazan (@olgakhazan) July 1, 2013
@olgakhazan @fmanjoo In fact, both of these examples have a distinct whiff of Russian.
— Михаил Идов (@moscowidov) July 1, 2013
@fmanjoo A high school dropout might write "have been". @DougSaunders
— Bettie (@RVAREGal) July 1, 2013
@fmanjoo Paleolibertarians do sometimes.
— Alex Knapp (@TheAlexKnapp) July 1, 2013
@duluthdem @MiaFarrow They changed it.
— Farhad Manjoo (@fmanjoo) July 1, 2013
