MOSCOW – Fugitive National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden
may have few choices about where he can live, but he suddenly has a
number of options about who he can marry.
Superstar Russian spy Anna Chapman has professed her love for the admitted leaker of highly classified details of U.S. surveillance programs.
“Snowden, will you marry me?!” the 31-year-old femme fatale wrote on Twitter.
She later asked, “NSA, will you look after our children?”
When asked by email if she was serious, Ms. Chapman told the Wall Street Journal “you are welcome to use your imagination.”
On the flip side of the political spectrum, opposition activist Maria Baranova chimed in hours later with a similar offer.
“I would also like to offer Snowden my heart and mostly my passport! Edward! Marry Me!” she also posted on Twitter. She later said hinted to this newspaper that she may not have been 100% serious.
Mr. Snowden, 30 years old, has been trapped in the transit zone of Moscow’s Sheremetyevo International Airport since arriving on a flight from Hong Kong on June 23, two days after U.S. authorities has unsealed a criminal indictment charging him with espionage.
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Superstar Russian spy Anna Chapman has professed her love for the admitted leaker of highly classified details of U.S. surveillance programs.
“Snowden, will you marry me?!” the 31-year-old femme fatale wrote on Twitter.
She later asked, “NSA, will you look after our children?”
When asked by email if she was serious, Ms. Chapman told the Wall Street Journal “you are welcome to use your imagination.”
On the flip side of the political spectrum, opposition activist Maria Baranova chimed in hours later with a similar offer.
“I would also like to offer Snowden my heart and mostly my passport! Edward! Marry Me!” she also posted on Twitter. She later said hinted to this newspaper that she may not have been 100% serious.
Mr. Snowden, 30 years old, has been trapped in the transit zone of Moscow’s Sheremetyevo International Airport since arriving on a flight from Hong Kong on June 23, two days after U.S. authorities has unsealed a criminal indictment charging him with espionage.
Read Full Article