 
 <prompt> text: ```(CNN) -- During di weeks of debates wey Edward Snowden trigger and im release of information about one classified National Security Agency spying program, di tori don move further and further from di actual surveillance and e don dey center instead on di international cat-and-mouse game to find am.

Wetin dey remarkable na how Democrats no too oppose di surveillance program. Many Democrats just dey quiet as dis revelations dey come out while others, like California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, dey openly defend di program.

President Barack Obama, while initially acknowledge di need for proper balance between civil liberties and national security, e don dey focus more on defending di government and targeting Snowden. When former President George W. Bush talk wey resemble wetin di president dey talk, some of im supporters no fit help but cringe as these two one-time enemies come together on top di issue of counterterrorism.

Di loss of Democratic opposition to di framework of counterterrorism policy na one of di most notable aspects of Obama's time for office. Although Obama run for 2008 as candidate wey go change di way government dey do dia work and restore better balance with civil liberties, e no happen like that. Obama never really scatter any of di Bush programs, and sometimes e even expand dia reach for di use of drone strikes and targeting of American citizens. E also dey aggressive towards those wey criticize im program.

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Answer dis series of questions:

1. Who start di arguments?
2. Wetin e do with di info?
3. Wetin di info dey about?
4. How long di argument dey go on?
5. Who be president while dis thing dey happen?
6. Wetin be di country wey dis thing happen?
7. When di president run for im position?
8. Whose policies e want scatter?
9. Wetin be Bush position for government?
10. Before Obama?```
Translated text to Nigerian Pidgin: <response>: ```1. Edward Snowden
2. release information
3. National Security Agency spying program
4. weeks
5. Barack Obama
6. America
7. 2008
8. Bush
9. President
10. Yes``` 