CommanderMcBragg

Sorry, I'm not believing your story. Except for the parts where you kind of confess to your misbehavior. I don't think you are being brigaded by Singaporeans. I think a lot of people just are not in any way sympathetic.

Go to turn off his engine

Why would you do that. It's not your car.

manage to snatch it out of his hands it throw it

It's not your phone. Was he calling the police?

I'm guessing that you made these arguments at your trial and I'm also guessing that was a big mistake. In the US or Australia defendants are supposed to use every possible defense and proclaim their innocence at every opportunity, even after they are convicted. In Asia they expect you to apologize even if you are in the right because there must be something you could have done better.

That said, I did have an AMA question. I have heard the food in Singapore is some of the best in the world. How is the jail chow?

What will you do about the NSA's mass surveillance program?

I read that, in a letter to Engels, Karl Marx wrote "I am not a communist". What do you know of the letter and it's context?

This is one of the most important questions facing the ACLU and civil liberties groups today. It should not be downvoted.

If you were in Venezuela how would you withdraw US dollars from a PayPal account since it would be illegal for any bank (or paypal) to do that in Venezuela? Were you planning to withdraw it in the US and smuggle it back to Venezuela when you return to starve more?