
“Mr. Snowden wore a cap and sunglasses and insisted that the assembled lawyers hide their cellphones in the refrigerator of the home where he was staying, to block any eavesdropping. Then began a two-hour conversation during which Mr. Snowden was deeply dismayed to learn that he could spend years in prison without access to a computer during litigation over whether he would be granted asylum here or surrendered to the United States. Staying cooped up in the cramped Hong Kong home of a local supporter was less bothersome to Mr. Snowden than the prospect of losing his computer.”
Related posts:
Italy upholds convictions of 23 CIA agents for imam kidnapping
Citic Securities: Interest in Chinese REITs High
Google Provides Hurricane-Battered Puerto Rico Phone Service By Balloon
Europeans slammed by austerity measures now enraged by political corruption
Treasury Secretary Lew: Jamie Dimon and I share ‘incredulity' on bitcoin
European Union gives Latvia final OK to join eurozone
New Nationalist Government of Japan Stokes Tensions with China
Syrian opposition leader resigns, castigating global ‘inaction’
IRS exposed Social Security numbers of tens of thousands of political donors
Margin Debt Hits Record High
Goodbye Silk Road, Hello Sheep Marketplace
Love it or hate it, bitcoins are a national craze
At White House Request, Lockheed Martin Drops Plan to Issue Layoff Notices
How Thailand’s Botched Rice Scheme Blew a Big Hole in its Economy
Afghan villagers flee their homes as US drones terrorize them