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flamingdem

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37. You have no idea of the damage/help that Snowden's revelations will cause

Reply to morningfog (Reply #34)

Sat Jun 29, 2013, 01:09 PM

Jun 2013

So you are the blind one my friend.

You're operating here with a deficit of information and a deficit of common sense.

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U.S. bugged EU offices, computer networks [View all] Ichingcarpenter Jun 2013 OP

According to many here, if we spied on them, they were -- by definition -- an "enemy" villager Jun 2013 #1

Trying to find out how to do Ichingcarpenter Jun 2013 #5

K & R !!! WillyT Jun 2013 #2

Cue the apologists! "The EU is not an ally!" morningfog Jun 2013 #3

We spy on allies too, and they spy on us Recursion Jun 2013 #42

Proof that the US embassies in Berlin, Paris, Brussels are spied upon? temmer Jun 2013 #56

Australia, the UK, and Israel have all spied on us in the past two decades. Did heads roll? (nt) Recursion Jun 2013 #60

USA, USA, USA!!! You see, we can do that, nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #4

'The Target' quote Ichingcarpenter Jun 2013 #7

Yes, and it is just so helpful that Snowden has revealed all this, pnwmom Jun 2013 #6

Terra! The Link Jun 2013 #8

This is probably Assange inspired, he's into attacking the EU since they want his hiney in prison flamingdem Jun 2013 #9

Any opinion on the US bugging EU offices? morningfog Jun 2013 #12

My opinion is that it's not Snowden's job to create international problems flamingdem Jun 2013 #13

Any opnion on the US bugging EU offices? morningfog Jun 2013 #15

More like think Jun 2013 #26

My opinion is they're probably bugging ours as well. pnwmom Jun 2013 #14

You think that EU nations are bugging US government offices? morningfog Jun 2013 #16

I'm not moving goalposts. When people called Russia and China allies, pnwmom Jun 2013 #20

Can you just admit that you will defend anything and everything the Obama Adminsitration will morningfog Jun 2013 #23

Can you just admit you decided Snowden was a hero on day 1, pnwmom Jun 2013 #31

I dont' give a rat's ass about Snowden. morningfog Jun 2013 #34

You have no idea of the damage/help that Snowden's revelations will cause flamingdem Jun 2013 #37

Sunlight is the best disinfectant. morningfog Jun 2013 #40

Then why doesn't Snowden come back to the USA and make his case? flamingdem Jun 2013 #46

Why does that matter to the over reaching policies of the US? morningfog Jun 2013 #48

Switching subjects, moving goal posts I see nt flamingdem Jun 2013 #51

Reading comprehension is not your strong suit. morningfog Jun 2013 #54

Personal attack, right on cue nt flamingdem Jun 2013 #57

This is hilarious. morningfog Jun 2013 #59

Gulping koolaid by the gallon. n/t Comrade Grumpy Jun 2013 #35

IF the US Senate and House of Representatives Ichingcarpenter Jun 2013 #10

Are you suggesting that AQ may have connections and communications with EU offices? morningfog Jun 2013 #11

information may be accessible there that could help in tracking al Queda. pnwmom Jun 2013 #17

Following your logic, these allies can't be trusted to help us? morningfog Jun 2013 #21

Since they don't have access to all the information we do, they wouldn't always know pnwmom Jun 2013 #24

Again, we can't trust them to turn over that which we find useful? morningfog Jun 2013 #25

"That which we find useful"? How would we have known to ask for it, if we didn't see it? pnwmom Jun 2013 #30

They would if you are correct in your assumption that they are bugging us. morningfog Jun 2013 #33

Two sets of eyes can look the same data and see different things pnwmom Jun 2013 #45

Your logic is impeccably totalitarian. Comrade Grumpy Jun 2013 #38

It is a sight to behold. morningfog Jun 2013 #41

Information could also be sold to Wall Street Traders, who have great interest KoKo Jun 2013 #22

When you think about it, that could be a money maker. zeemike Jun 2013 #62

Was known more than 5 years ago meaning BUSH enjoy being played by Assange et al flamingdem Jun 2013 #18

The article states that the EU was a target for bugging in 2010. morningfog Jun 2013 #58

So just to get this straight mindwalker_i Jun 2013 #28

Are you actually defending this practice? cali Jun 2013 #44

I'm not condemning it. pnwmom Jun 2013 #49

This info is 5 years old and the EU knows about it already flamingdem Jun 2013 #53

So? whatchamacallit Jun 2013 #19

That's what Dick Cheney said. Enthusiast Jun 2013 #36

Do we have any friends we haven't spied upon? Savannahmann Jun 2013 #27

Wall Street, Major Banks, Monsanto Ichingcarpenter Jun 2013 #29

Those corporations are not socialist, the EU is, kinda. Enthusiast Jun 2013 #39

No, nor any that don't spy on us. Recursion Jun 2013 #43

this is a global issue temmer Jun 2013 #32

Nothing to see here folks except egregious violations of law, treaties, and the constitution. Brewinblue Jun 2013 #47

Europeans are furious - biggest embaressement for US so far temmer Jun 2013 #50

links that show this fury? nt flamingdem Jun 2013 #52

here - some instant reactions temmer Jun 2013 #55

It all depends on what your definition of' target' is. Octafish Jun 2013 #61

EU is an economic unit of over 300 million people--what part did we spy on? Kolesar Jun 2013 #63

No, the use of EU is very specific, they are talking about reorg Jun 2013 #66

Does Not Add Up rg123 Jun 2013 #64

You didn't read it reorg Jun 2013 #65