02 Aug '13 07:09>
I'm no fan of Russia or Putin, but they seem to make a valid point here. The USA lectures other countries regarding human rights abuses quite a lot, but I think of the waterboarding of people at gitmo, America's secret prisions in other countries during and after the Iraq invasion, and the many cases of Texas prison officals refusing to release inmates, even after DNA evidence has proven them innocent, and wonder if America is concerned about human rights, only when it's convienent.
This sutuation with Mr. Snowden will go away in time, but America needs learn not only to secure it's information better, but to start practicing what it preaches on the human rights front.
http://news.yahoo.com/snowden-no-business-usual-u-russia-040453339.html
This sutuation with Mr. Snowden will go away in time, but America needs learn not only to secure it's information better, but to start practicing what it preaches on the human rights front.
http://news.yahoo.com/snowden-no-business-usual-u-russia-040453339.html