A girl or boy who is quirky, smart, and EXTREMELY gay. A good friend, bad enemy. Usually short, stubborn and will gladly kick your ass
“Did you hear that Snowden and a dude got in a fight?”
“But she’s like 5.2 right?”
“ Don’t underestimate her, the dude was crying when he ran away!”
“But she’s like 5.2 right?”
“ Don’t underestimate her, the dude was crying when he ran away!”
by 💙💜❤️loser❤️💜💙 January 23, 2020
(V) the act of focusing on in either a positive or negative light the subject of a story in lieu of the story.
When you miss the forrest for the trees you've snowdened.
wow, American news is really going to snowden this guy instead of telling the story.
All of the show "Lost"s appeal comes from the snowdening of its charecters.
wow, American news is really going to snowden this guy instead of telling the story.
All of the show "Lost"s appeal comes from the snowdening of its charecters.
by Rioichi June 24, 2013
(Noun) Someone who steals secrets from the government (or anyone), and when caught claims it is for the good of the people. A fake Robin Hood.
(Verb) Is also used as the act of stealing secrets.
(Verb) Is also used as the act of stealing secrets.
Bae used to work at McDonalds until she pulled a Snowden and stole the special sauce recipe.
They used to be besties till that Snowden told her man about Julie cheating.
They used to be besties till that Snowden told her man about Julie cheating.
by Bytewitch October 9, 2016
To escape an area, city, country etc. when you have done something immoral or illegal. Then go into hiding until things cool down and it's safe to return. Doing so may require staying at a random friend's place that no one knows about; and maybe obtaining a new car or identity.
Me: Hey do you mind if I crash at your place tonight?
Friend: Why? You know I'm all the way across town from you.
Me: Someone I know might've seen me with my side bit*h on the way to Red Lobster, I'm going Snowden incase my main bit*h knows too and is out lookin for me. She doesn't know where you live homie so its all good.
Friends: Damn yous a conniving nigg*, you could hide out here for a while fosho. My friend Dayshawn works at a car rental place if you need to switch rides for a min so it's harder for her to find you.
Friend: Why? You know I'm all the way across town from you.
Me: Someone I know might've seen me with my side bit*h on the way to Red Lobster, I'm going Snowden incase my main bit*h knows too and is out lookin for me. She doesn't know where you live homie so its all good.
Friends: Damn yous a conniving nigg*, you could hide out here for a while fosho. My friend Dayshawn works at a car rental place if you need to switch rides for a min so it's harder for her to find you.
by leerinabox July 28, 2015
The guy releasing the information about PRISM to the mainstream media. One of the saviours of Internet along with the likes of Aaron Schwartz, and a historical figure to come.
"Edward Snowden is a hero."
by thisandthattothis June 9, 2013
Technology Specialist and former US Intelligence employee. Passionate about his Country’s Constitution 🇺🇸. Revealed that Intelligence of his country & Western Intelligence in general (the Five eyes alliance), was developing, and is using advanced technology, for domestic purposes; to spy on 👀, and persecute its own its citizens; without justification, cause, or court approval; including the allies of the west, including, politicians & leaders, such as Angela Merkel; operating outside the Law. Edward Snowden currently has safety in Russia.
“The National Security Agency monitored the phone conversations of 35 world leaders ... according to a classified document provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden”
~ The Guardian, Friday 25 Oct 2013
“The National Security Agency monitored the phone conversations of 35 world leaders ... according to a classified document provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden”
~ The Guardian, Friday 25 Oct 2013
The most recent pinned tweet from Edward Snowden’s Twitter account ...
“When a crooked politician calls me traitor, ask yourself: who did I betray? The courts have ruled repeatedly that the programs I revealed were unlawful, and likely unconstitutional—a violation of your rights.
If this is treason, what they call loyalty is a crime”
The 4th Amendment 🇺🇸 of the US Constitution ...
“The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized”
“I do not want to live in a world where everything I do and say is recorded”
~ Edward Snowden 🇺🇸
“I will splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces and scatter it into the wind”
~ John Fitzgerald Kennedy 🇺🇸
“My thinking on the Assange pardon is very simple: setting aside all else, Trump will either be remembered as the first President since JFK who from his first to last day in office was hated by the NSA, CIA, and FBI, or as the one who caved to pressure at the very last moment”
~ Edward Snowden 🇺🇸
“If you judge a man by his enemies, I'm doing pretty well”
~ Edward Snowden 🇺🇸
“When a crooked politician calls me traitor, ask yourself: who did I betray? The courts have ruled repeatedly that the programs I revealed were unlawful, and likely unconstitutional—a violation of your rights.
If this is treason, what they call loyalty is a crime”
The 4th Amendment 🇺🇸 of the US Constitution ...
“The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized”
“I do not want to live in a world where everything I do and say is recorded”
~ Edward Snowden 🇺🇸
“I will splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces and scatter it into the wind”
~ John Fitzgerald Kennedy 🇺🇸
“My thinking on the Assange pardon is very simple: setting aside all else, Trump will either be remembered as the first President since JFK who from his first to last day in office was hated by the NSA, CIA, and FBI, or as the one who caved to pressure at the very last moment”
~ Edward Snowden 🇺🇸
“If you judge a man by his enemies, I'm doing pretty well”
~ Edward Snowden 🇺🇸
by mr_carter_da_honkytonk_player_ March 9, 2021
To "Pull a Snowden" refers to the act of being a true citizen of your own country.
Everyone benefits from this. Innocent civilians demand justice against whoever tries to threaten their form of living. Anyone who pulls a Snowden would rather risk going to jail on the account of saving a whole country from destruction.
The name Snowden comes from Edward Snowden. He was a former CIA employee and exposed over 200,000 government documents to the public telling them what was going on behind closed doors. The US government tried to seize him but he retreated to foreign territory.
There have been protests by other countries protecting Snowden for being a true hero by exposing the lies that the media portrays.
Snowden himself quoted, "I can't in good conscience allow the U.S. government to destroy privacy, internet freedom and basic liberties for people around the world with this massive surveillance machine they're secretly building."
As soon as Snowden was granted in a Russian Asylum. The same day the United States government tried to implement SOPA. The battle for freedom still continues but Snowden's legacy lives on. This is how every citizen of their own country should be act, willing to tell the truth no matter what the cost. We are all born free but we have to fight for our freedom.
Everyone benefits from this. Innocent civilians demand justice against whoever tries to threaten their form of living. Anyone who pulls a Snowden would rather risk going to jail on the account of saving a whole country from destruction.
The name Snowden comes from Edward Snowden. He was a former CIA employee and exposed over 200,000 government documents to the public telling them what was going on behind closed doors. The US government tried to seize him but he retreated to foreign territory.
There have been protests by other countries protecting Snowden for being a true hero by exposing the lies that the media portrays.
Snowden himself quoted, "I can't in good conscience allow the U.S. government to destroy privacy, internet freedom and basic liberties for people around the world with this massive surveillance machine they're secretly building."
As soon as Snowden was granted in a Russian Asylum. The same day the United States government tried to implement SOPA. The battle for freedom still continues but Snowden's legacy lives on. This is how every citizen of their own country should be act, willing to tell the truth no matter what the cost. We are all born free but we have to fight for our freedom.
Protestor 1: I don't like what the government is doing
Protestor 2: Why don't we "Pull a Snowden?"
Protestor 1: Good idea!
Protestor 2: Time to grab our Guy Fawkes masks
Protestor 1: Let's do this!
Protestor 2: Why don't we "Pull a Snowden?"
Protestor 1: Good idea!
Protestor 2: Time to grab our Guy Fawkes masks
Protestor 1: Let's do this!
by Justice For All November 22, 2013