It’s better to be a “prolific partner” than no partner at all.
“The ends don’t justify the means.”
Germans Peeing In Pants Für Excitement
Lisa B.
NSA Now Building Spy Centers All Over Everywhere Anywhere You Can Think Of In Germany As We Speak
I honestly had no idea that Germans were that interesting to spy on, but German journalists certainly seem to think they are these days.
Word is that a new and thoroughly evil spying facility is being built in Wiesbaden which will be a base for US intelligence operatives from the NSA itself.
Too bad those party poopers over at there Germany’s BND are already denying it. Not that that matters.
Nach einem Bericht der Frankfurter Rundschau soll es sich beim neuen Komplex in Wiesbaden um ein Abhörzentrum des US-Geheimdienstes NSA handeln.
I Know Nothing (Again)
Well, maybe I do know a little bit more than I would like to admit to. But still.
Like how shocking or something: “The Bundeswehr has known about Prism since 2011.”
Die deutsch-amerikanische Schnüffelkooperation läuft offenkundig wie geschmiert.
Stress ohne Grund
Huh? German Rapper Bushido is going to get charges pressed against him just because he put out a song with lyrics against Klaus Wowereit and Claudia Roth (among other things)? Like, what’s wrong with that?
I think the real reason they’re giving him trouble is because his name begins with Bush.
“Ich schieß auf Claudia Roth.”
This Is A German Disaster Zone
And it is just too horrible for me to contemplate. So I won’t.
“I’m never hauling sandbags again. I’d rather just buy fishermen’s pants.”
Lena G.
Indignant Response Pure Hypocrisy?
Here? In Germany?
An interview with historian Josef Foschepoth published in the online edition of the Süddeutsche Zeitung makes clear that US intelligence agencies have a free hand to do what they like in Germany, with the knowledge and blessing of the federal government.
The historian regards the indignant response of the German government regarding the spying activities of American and British intelligence services unmasked by Edward Snowden as pure hypocrisy. For a Western intelligence agency, such as the National Security Agency (NSA), there are in principle no limits in Germany.
“The NSA can do everything in Germany. Not only because of the legal situation, but above all because of the intensive collaboration between the services, which was always desired and always politically acceptable.”
The Lives Of Others
One in two of the country’s (Germany’s) citizens regard Snowden as a hero, according to a June 29 survey of 504 people by Emnid for Bild am Sonntag newspaper.
“It looks like the NSA picked up where the Stasi left off.”
PS: Didn’t this German cop know about his country’s gun control laws?
He murdered his ex and then killed himself. All of this strictly illegal, of course.
Observing Hermann 