Re:Whistleblowers are the conscience of society, yet suffer ...
by boomboomsubban on Sunday April 30, 2023 @08:48PM
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>He first went to Hong Kong, then like Korea (we’re not sure), then Russia.
What? He went to Hong Kong, then got a flight to Ecuador via Russia. He chose Russia as layover location because Hong Kong has a limited amount of flights and he ruled that the one least likely to arrest him en route. There was no "we're not sure."
Re:Whistleblowers are the conscience of society, yet suffer ...
by b33j0r on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @04:14AM
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I’m happy that you knew well enough to report my honest recollection.
I can understand that someone may have thought I was intentionally saying something wrong.
The truth is: I did not know/remember exactly, and thought we were having a conversation about a controversial issue. Facts are most appreciated.
It’s a little suspicious eh? I thought the american people deserved to know the things he released…
But it might have been less innocent than one guy being a whistleblower. Other peer powers accommodated him in their interests.