Heiko, great that you pointed out to this legal brief which is a
fantastic, albeit a bit heavy legal read.
The Dr. Herzog, Dr. Hesse, Dr. Katzenstein, Dr. Niemeyer, Dr. Heußner,
Niedermaier, Dr. Henschelbrief, Bamford's early revelations in the form
of books and of course Nicky Hager's Secret
Exactly at the tricky juncture of final negotiations for a
comprehensive trade agreement between US and EU (remember - it's the
economy, stupid!), the US government has probably more to explain
than it ever be able to. Sortof comeback of Churchill's quip on the
Balkans, whose problem was that
Yes, line item 82 is somewhat crucial and surprising in its
explanation...(if you are no cynical...)
But as you pointed out, this happened in the 80's and you could find
similar cases
all over the legal systems of s.c. democracies up to today.
Here in the US, more than half of the public
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On 07/02/2013 08:32 PM, Marko Peljhan wrote:
Here in the US, more than half of the public opinion does not care much
about the fact that all of our communications and patterns are being
gathered and stored...it is an incredible reaction.
Ah ha, but the beauty is in the other half, no?
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