Conspiracy meeting

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Edward Snowden and Hans-Christian Strobel in Moscow

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The idea of getting first-hand information from a Bundestag deputy from the Soyuz-90 / Greens party, Hans-Christian Ströbele, came up in the summer when the scandal just started to break out due to the disclosure of information on total surveillance by a former US intelligence official. conducted by the US National Security Agency (NSA) in other countries, in particular in Germany. But neither in the FRG government, nor in the German prosecutor’s office showed interest in the deputy’s proposal, and then he set to work.


The first contact with Snowden, when he was still in the transit zone of Sheremetyevo Airport, was established by the staff of Strobel in July. A meeting with him was about to take place. The deputy even sacrificed his summer vacation so as not to miss the opportunity to talk with the American, and was ready to board the plane at any time. But for reasons that Strobel preferred to keep silent about, the summer meeting with Snowden did not take place.

At the end of last week, the deputy said, contact with Snowden was restored, which allowed to implement a plan for a meeting with him in Moscow on Thursday, October 31. 2013

Stroebel flew to the Russian capital virtually incognito, without notifying the German government of his intentions, nor was the German embassy in Moscow generally accepted during foreign trips of deputies. According to the deputy, he didn’t have any contacts with the Russian authorities either before the trip or during his stay in Moscow, except for the presentation of a passport at the border control at the airport.


Hans-Christian Ströbele with a letter from Snowden at a press conference in Berlin
"For a long time," the parliamentarian and two German journalists accompanying him, Ströbele said, drove in a minibus with tinted windows around Moscow to the appointed place where they met with Snowden and, he added, "his employee." For the purpose of conspiracy, the deputy did not even take a mobile phone with him to a meeting, left him in a hotel safe.

“It was not only a very interesting conversation, but also a discussion,” Ströbele said. “Snowden is healthy. He is a young man who is healthy, in a good mood, energetic, but also reasonable, understanding the risk he took with his disclosures.”

The DW correspondent asked the deputy to tell how Edward Snowden lives in Moscow, in a hotel or in an apartment, with whom he talks, whether he goes to a store or a movie, does he have bodyguards. “As regards those related to security in one way or another,” replied Ströbele, “we agreed not to talk about them. But he answered positively to my question whether he could go shopping in Moscow.”

Snowden's letter

Edward Snowden, according to Strobel, explained in great detail his motives for disclosing the secret information of the American intelligence services and even set them out in writing in a message - a kind of open letter that the deputy brought to Berlin, propagated and handed out to reporters.

"In the course of my work in these institutions, I witnessed a systematic violation of laws by my government," Snowden writes. "Moral and ethical considerations prompted me to act." The former intelligence officer also expresses confidence that the American government, “with the support of the world community” will change its attitude to this matter, and that it is ready “with all responsibility” to “clarify” all the circumstances about which the press writes, in particular, as to the veracity and authenticity of such messages. "

According to Strobel, Snowden remains a US patriot and dreams of the day when he can share his knowledge in the US Congress. When such a day comes and whether it comes at all is unknown. In the meantime, he made clear to a guest from Germany that he was ready to answer the Germans' questions. In Germany, renewed interest in Snowden after a scandal broke out in connection with the alleged wiretapping by American intelligence services of Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone

Valuable witness

The problem is how to interview such a valuable witness in practice. Snowden has a temporary asylum in Russia for one year, and if he travels outside the country, for example, to Germany, he will automatically lose this status and will not be able to return, Shtrebele explained.
In addition, Germany is not yet ready to give Snowden guarantees of non-delivery to the American authorities. Legal grounds for granting him political asylum in Germany may appear if Germany has a political interest in this - that is, the interest of any of the German state institutions. The Bundestag, many of whose deputies advocate the creation of a special commission to investigate the circumstances of the espionage scam and the invitation of Snowden as a witness, may play the role of such an institution, explained Ströbele.
"Snowden is ready to come to Germany and testify," said Strobel, "if there is confidence that after that he will be able to remain safe in Germany or in a similar country."

But can members of such a commission or representatives of the German prosecutor’s office interrogate a valuable witness in Moscow? No, they cannot, Strobel said. Yes, and Snowden himself excludes this option for reasons that the deputy did not want to talk about.

From his vague hints and omissions, however, it could be concluded that Edward Snowden would like to leave Russia as soon as possible and obtain asylum in Germany or some other country of the European Union.

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