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@Snowden Why are you even discussing this? What does this have to do with domestic spying?

@Snowden You are taking refuge in a belligerent foreign nation accused of assaulting the American republic, maybe try some discretion.

@SwiftOnSecurity @Snowden TIL 'taking refuge' = 'having your passport revoked by your home nation. Cool

@Bulwrk @Snowden He's welcome to visit the American embassy and ask for a free flight home.

@SwiftOnSecurity @Bulwrk @Snowden ...to forever prison

@Snowden Public evidence is nice, but it is completely understandable that this evidence would not be public. Seriously...

@jwiechers @Snowden then why not sanctions against China for hacking the Pentagon? Which is far more aggressive than a dnc hack

@andrewsjock @Snowden In some ways, there probably will be/are sanctions, but Russia directly interfered w/an election. That is a lot worse.

@jwiechers @Snowden I disagree. Far more important info in the Pentagon database than there is in DNC emails. National security>pride

@andrewsjock @Snowden It's not the DNC that is at issue in this. The issue is compromise of election proceedings. These I would rank higher.

@jwiechers @Snowden in reality, the emails showed the corruption inside the DNC. You think public is better of not knowing than knowing?

@andrewsjock @Snowden That being said, it doesn't change that the way information was shared in targeted fashion was attack on election.

@Snowden Here is a tech that doubts any Russian involvement. There are thousands of others. Stop this. You are not a speaker for tech people

@MoonofA @Snowden he said "could have had," maybe you should pay more attention

@Snowden You know they cannot compromise their sources right now. Obama is not the type of president to commit these types of scandals.

@Privacy_Painter @Snowden Wrong! By acknowledging knowledge of a hack means whoever hacked knows how we know. Leaks get plugged.