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Reminds me of "Too Big to Fail". Banks thought that they could get bigger and bigger and were untouchable and looked what happened. No reason why a country can't think that it's too big to fail.
The US is acting more and more like the school yard bully. Keeps picking on the kids that won't fight back. The US needs to be put in it's place.
Funny, I was thinking of the ugly fat bully on the schoolyard myself before
IDK. I'm going to bed. Let's see how it changes. Reports are the asked if they could come in and he said it was OK to search. Maybe he hadn't heard about the 4th am... nvm.
But it hasn't changed. Maybe you were just not up to speed with what happened ?
Actually the Spanish Ambassador showed up with 2 other personnel and demanded to inspect the plane.
Morales denied them.
The most obvious thing for Snowden to do is dress like a muslim woman, get to Mexico, and then walk over the border, get fake ID and then hide in plain sight. The easiest country for him to get into is ours. Maybe he could even get one of those Fast and Furious guns for protection from Eric Holder.
Post of the Day.
If the illegals can do it for 20+ years and survive so can Snowden.
Why N. Korea? I don't think the president will go there.
Take a realistic example. France. If the French have to inspect the AF1 in line with international laws, it will happen. Any violence against France would make Nato implode (which like many Europeans I think would be excellent, by the way), which the US can't afford.
If the illegals can do it for 20+ years and survive so can Snowden.
If you like admiring fantasy fiction. The capture rate is as high as 48% and you better bet they check papers and if you're a gringo dressed as a Muslim woman you got some splainin to do.
And there are obstacles to getting to the boarder of course.
How will other passengers react to sharing the flight with him?
I doubt most people would even recognize him if he was standing right next to you.
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