米帝牛牛大逆袭，土鳖躺枪：是北京官员命令棱镜哥逃离香 ...

米帝牛牛全面逆袭，土鳖躺枪中招。牛牛的《电报》报纸联手路透社刚才从牛牛的前殖民地香港报道说，一位自称是爱德华·斯诺登在香港的律师的Albert Ho说，是北京派来的一个官员命令斯诺登逃离香港的。

正在印度访问的美国国务卿凯利刚才表态警告中俄放走斯诺登后果很严重。凯利说他们目前并不知道斯诺登的的逃亡目的地，但中、俄放走斯诺登的事实已经严重的损害了和美国关系，构成了不可避免的严重后果。

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23031801

Kerry warns of Snowden consequences for Russia and China
US Secretary of State John Kerry has said it would be "disappointing" if Russia and China had helped US fugitive Edward Snowden evade US attempts to extradite him from Hong Kong.

Speaking during a visit to India, Mr Kerry said there would inevitably be "consequences" to such a move.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ ... ld-him-to-flee.html

Mr Snowden flew out of Hong Kong to Moscow on Sunday.


Edward Snowden: 'China middleman told him to flee'
A lawyer for Edward Snowden said the former US spy agency employee was told to flee Hong Kong by a middleman claiming to represent the government of the China-controlled territory, but was probably from Beijing.
By Reuters 9:06AM BST 24 Jun 2013

...

In Washington, the White House said it had registered strong objections to authorities in Hong Kong and in China at the decision to let Mr Snowden flee. The ex-National Security Agency (NSA) contractor, wanted for exposing secret US government surveillance programmes, has flown to Moscow and sought asylum in Ecuador.

Lawyer Albert Ho, who is also a Hong Kong legislator critical of China, said he was approached by Mr Snowden several days ago, and that the American had sought assurances from the Hong Kong government whether he could leave the city freely if he chose to do so.

The pair had a lengthy meeting at which Mr Snowden asked Mr Ho to approach the Hong Kong government to gauge its position on a possible extradition battle and whether they would hand him over to US authorities.



Mr Ho said he met a senior Hong Kong official, who did not offer any comment. But Mr Snowden later told Mr Ho an individual claiming to represent the Hong Kong government had contacted him and indicated he should leave the city, and wouldn't be stopped by authorities.

Mr Ho said he believed the middleman was acting on Beijing's orders. However, he had no concrete evidence and did not know whether the man represented the local or the mainland government.

"They (Beijing) used someone behind the scenes to get Snowden to leave. And the Hong Kong government didn't have much of a role. Its role was to receive instructions to not stop him at the airport," said Mr Ho, who is from the territory's Democratic Party, which opposes any meddling by Beijing in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong, a former British colony, reverted to Chinese rule in 1997 and although it retains an independent legal system and its own extradition laws, Beijing has control over Hong Kong's foreign affairs.

Mr Ho said: "From seeing the nervousness with which the Hong Kong government didn't even give me any details at all ... I have grounds to believe that the Hong Kong government had no authority over this case. That's to say the whole case was decided by Beijing."

The Hong Kong government had no immediate comment on Ho's claims. It said on Sunday it let Snowden leave because it did not have sufficient information to process a U.S. request for his arrest.

China has also not commented on Mr Snowden's flight or whether it had any role in it. It said on Monday that it respected the Hong Kong government's handling of the case.

On Sunday, it said it had taken up Snowden's allegations that the NSA had hacked into China's computers with Washington.

"We express grave concern about the recent disclosures of the U.S. government's cyber attacks on China," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chunying said in a statement. "This once again proves that China is a victim of cyber attacks."

Mr Hua said China has "made representations to the United States".

Edited by Chris Irvine for telegraph.co.uk


米帝牛牛全面逆袭，土鳖躺枪中招。牛牛的《电报》报纸联手路透社刚才从牛牛的前殖民地香港报道说，一位自称是爱德华·斯诺登在香港的律师的Albert Ho说，是北京派来的一个官员命令斯诺登逃离香港的。

正在印度访问的美国国务卿凯利刚才表态警告中俄放走斯诺登后果很严重。凯利说他们目前并不知道斯诺登的的逃亡目的地，但中、俄放走斯诺登的事实已经严重的损害了和美国关系，构成了不可避免的严重后果。

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23031801

Kerry warns of Snowden consequences for Russia and China
US Secretary of State John Kerry has said it would be "disappointing" if Russia and China had helped US fugitive Edward Snowden evade US attempts to extradite him from Hong Kong.

Speaking during a visit to India, Mr Kerry said there would inevitably be "consequences" to such a move.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ ... ld-him-to-flee.html

Mr Snowden flew out of Hong Kong to Moscow on Sunday.


Edward Snowden: 'China middleman told him to flee'
A lawyer for Edward Snowden said the former US spy agency employee was told to flee Hong Kong by a middleman claiming to represent the government of the China-controlled territory, but was probably from Beijing.
By Reuters 9:06AM BST 24 Jun 2013

...

In Washington, the White House said it had registered strong objections to authorities in Hong Kong and in China at the decision to let Mr Snowden flee. The ex-National Security Agency (NSA) contractor, wanted for exposing secret US government surveillance programmes, has flown to Moscow and sought asylum in Ecuador.

Lawyer Albert Ho, who is also a Hong Kong legislator critical of China, said he was approached by Mr Snowden several days ago, and that the American had sought assurances from the Hong Kong government whether he could leave the city freely if he chose to do so.

The pair had a lengthy meeting at which Mr Snowden asked Mr Ho to approach the Hong Kong government to gauge its position on a possible extradition battle and whether they would hand him over to US authorities.



Mr Ho said he met a senior Hong Kong official, who did not offer any comment. But Mr Snowden later told Mr Ho an individual claiming to represent the Hong Kong government had contacted him and indicated he should leave the city, and wouldn't be stopped by authorities.

Mr Ho said he believed the middleman was acting on Beijing's orders. However, he had no concrete evidence and did not know whether the man represented the local or the mainland government.

"They (Beijing) used someone behind the scenes to get Snowden to leave. And the Hong Kong government didn't have much of a role. Its role was to receive instructions to not stop him at the airport," said Mr Ho, who is from the territory's Democratic Party, which opposes any meddling by Beijing in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong, a former British colony, reverted to Chinese rule in 1997 and although it retains an independent legal system and its own extradition laws, Beijing has control over Hong Kong's foreign affairs.

Mr Ho said: "From seeing the nervousness with which the Hong Kong government didn't even give me any details at all ... I have grounds to believe that the Hong Kong government had no authority over this case. That's to say the whole case was decided by Beijing."

The Hong Kong government had no immediate comment on Ho's claims. It said on Sunday it let Snowden leave because it did not have sufficient information to process a U.S. request for his arrest.

China has also not commented on Mr Snowden's flight or whether it had any role in it. It said on Monday that it respected the Hong Kong government's handling of the case.

On Sunday, it said it had taken up Snowden's allegations that the NSA had hacked into China's computers with Washington.

"We express grave concern about the recent disclosures of the U.S. government's cyber attacks on China," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chunying said in a statement. "This once again proves that China is a victim of cyber attacks."

Mr Hua said China has "made representations to the United States".

Edited by Chris Irvine for telegraph.co.uk