'The US is out of control and will continue to infringe the rights of privacy'
RT * Published on Jul 9, 2014
A German intel staff has been arrested for spying for the US, the second double-agent exposure in a week. RT asks ex-MI5 officer Annie Machon what NSA is looking for in other countries mobile phone records and will Germans push back against their allies.
- You know, the reporter raised an excellent point. What is the NSA after? Why don't they believe their ally isn't hiding something? Is this about the missing gold?
Or are they just after Anglea's ''selfies?''
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Hmmm, I'm not sure what constitutes ''dirty'' anymore. In politics, this is especially so. Criminality and malfeasance is laughed at so often, no one expects the system to be just. When was the last government official was fired? Four jets supposedly hijacked in American airspace during 911, and no one even got bad performance review?
The exposures of criminality and outright violation of Constitutional protections via lawyer's opinion, have rendered our ''rights'' a moot point(s). Because nothing we've seen up til' now has truly reverberated -- not here. And until they do so here the rest of the world can only try to provoke an outcome to serve as the catalyst.
- Then again, that's why DHS bought 1.6 billion of rounds of ammo. For practice.
Sexy -
Côté Décolletage!
and Kinky -
No wonder Chimpy wanted to give her a back rub.
- I read that somewhere, many years ago......
- I'm afraid it's all One Big Puppet Show!
...because that's what we're here for!
- That, and generally farting around.....
''Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious.'' ~Brendan Gill
Interesting article. I enjoy reading your posts. 
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