US mercenary John McIntyre defects from Ukraine to Russia, reveals truths.

[counterintelligence]

[Sami aka Roxi]

I just watched the video, and can understand why @Pipkunts didn't trust him, until I watchd it, easy enough to believe that.

So, now he is a traitor to the US, and like Snowden, has to stay for, for safety reasons? I hope he and his family know, all calls home to mama and friends are traced.

I'm against him for going there in the first place. But with what he learned while there, and then his safety compromised, yes, I'm glad he was able to get out safely. That alone may have been a miracle.

[Treebeard]

I just watched the video, and can understand why @Pipkunts didn't trust him, until I watchd it, easy enough to believe that.

So, now he is a traitor to the US, and like Snowden, has to stay for, for safety reasons? I hope he and his family know, all calls home to mama and friends are traced.

I'm against him for going there in the first place. But with what he learned while there, and then his safety compromised, yes, I'm glad he was able to get out safely. That alone may have been a miracle.

He is not a traitor. The first reason for that is the United States is not at war with Russia.
He wasn't even serving in capacity as a US troop, but as a mercenary hired by private contractors.
All he did was interview with RT so that he could get some important things off his chest
In an effort to inform Americans That the US media refuse to inform.
He won't be charged for crimes, nor tried for treason because none was committed.
Neither is Snowden a traitor.

[Sami aka Roxi]

I just watched the video, and can understand why @Pipkunts didn't trust him, until I watchd it, easy enough to believe that.

So, now he is a traitor to the US, and like Snowden, has to stay for, for safety reasons? I hope he and his family know, all calls home to mama and friends are traced.

I'm against him for going there in the first place. But with what he learned while there, and then his safety compromised, yes, I'm glad he was able to get out safely. That alone may have been a miracle.

He is not a traitor. The first reason for that is the United States is not at war with Russia.
He wasn't even serving in capacity as a US troop, but as a mercenary hired by private contractors.
All he did was interview with RT so that he could get some important things off his chest
In an effort to inform Americans That the US media refuse to inform.
He won't be charged for crimes, nor tried for treason because none was committed.
Neither is Snowden a traitor.

We have a difference of opinions. So be it.

[Treebeard]

I just watched the video, and can understand why @Pipkunts didn't trust him, until I watchd it, easy enough to believe that.

So, now he is a traitor to the US, and like Snowden, has to stay for, for safety reasons? I hope he and his family know, all calls home to mama and friends are traced.

I'm against him for going there in the first place. But with what he learned while there, and then his safety compromised, yes, I'm glad he was able to get out safely. That alone may have been a miracle.

He is not a traitor. The first reason for that is the United States is not at war with Russia.
He wasn't even serving in capacity as a US troop, but as a mercenary hired by private contractors.
All he did was interview with RT so that he could get some important things off his chest
In an effort to inform Americans That the US media refuse to inform.
He won't be charged for crimes, nor tried for treason because none was committed.
Neither is Snowden a traitor.

We have a difference of opinions. So be it.

Yeah. I'm just wondering why you perceive Snowden as a traitor. Was it telling Americans that the government spies on them every day and stores their private data and communications, or was it because he eventually took up Putin's offer of amnesty, instead of coming back home to be charged and likely be imprisoned for most of his life?

[Sami aka Roxi]

He is not a traitor. The first reason for that is the United States is not at war with Russia.
He wasn't even serving in capacity as a US troop, but as a mercenary hired by private contractors.
All he did was interview with RT so that he could get some important things off his chest
In an effort to inform Americans That the US media refuse to inform.
He won't be charged for crimes, nor tried for treason because none was committed.
Neither is Snowden a traitor.

We have a difference of opinions. So be it.

Yeah. I'm just wondering why you perceive Snowden as a traitor. Was it telling Americans that the government spies on them every day and stores their private data and communications, or was it because he eventually took up Putin's offer of amnesty, instead of coming back home to be charged and likely be imprisoned for most of his life?

I used to believe he wasn't, to me, it IS the right thing to do. And to this day have, and had no issue with him staying in Russia.

But it seems there has been more going on, where Snowden is not being honest, with more present day incidents, between himself and the CIA, affecting us.