THE WHISTLE BLOWER SEARCHES FOR A PLACE TO GO
YOUR WORLD AND NATIONAL NEWS
JULY DAY 1
THE YEAR OF 2013
World News
SNOW HAS NO PLACE TO GO!
Latest news of "The Whistle Blower" has Eric Snowden losing his visa and literary begging for political asylum. The 30 year Snowden has been held up in Moscow, but President Putin of Russia has expressed that he move along as soon as possible. This leaves Mr. Snowden looking for asylum in almost any country that will have him. Snowden left the United States after he release confidential information regarding U.S. government involvement in watching and keeping communication records of U.S. civilians who may be involved in terrorist activity. Snowden also claims that he has other secrets of the U.S. involving foreign countries and affairs undercover. However, now his biggest concern is finding some country who will allow him live. President Maduro of Venezuela questions why he's being chased, because he feels Snowden hasn't done anything really bad. When approached with his country giving him asylum, Maduro replied he would give it some thought. According to news sources Snowden has requested political asylum in countries of India, China, Brazil, Ireland, Austria, Bolivia, Cuba and several others, but none of them have given any indication they're willing to answer the doorbell. Snowden has been keeping a low profile and is hiding in an unknown and unpublished location.
"A whistle might bring him out..Du..ugh"
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JULY DAY 1
THE YEAR OF 2013
World News
SNOW HAS NO PLACE TO GO!
Latest news of "The Whistle Blower" has Eric Snowden losing his visa and literary begging for political asylum. The 30 year Snowden has been held up in Moscow, but President Putin of Russia has expressed that he move along as soon as possible. This leaves Mr. Snowden looking for asylum in almost any country that will have him. Snowden left the United States after he release confidential information regarding U.S. government involvement in watching and keeping communication records of U.S. civilians who may be involved in terrorist activity. Snowden also claims that he has other secrets of the U.S. involving foreign countries and affairs undercover. However, now his biggest concern is finding some country who will allow him live. President Maduro of Venezuela questions why he's being chased, because he feels Snowden hasn't done anything really bad. When approached with his country giving him asylum, Maduro replied he would give it some thought. According to news sources Snowden has requested political asylum in countries of India, China, Brazil, Ireland, Austria, Bolivia, Cuba and several others, but none of them have given any indication they're willing to answer the doorbell. Snowden has been keeping a low profile and is hiding in an unknown and unpublished location.
"A whistle might bring him out..Du..ugh"
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I think he has uncertainty and of course, I pray for him as well. I'm hoping he'll turn himself in. There is a very fair chance he could begin a new life. I very sympathetic with forgiving.
As for that joke, I have a humorous nature to laugh at difficult situations, it's good medicine for stress and worry. Like your computer going out in a whistle of a moment! Gently laughing...