Hunting American Spooks: Germany Prepares Further Spying Clampdown -- Spiegel Online
The latest revelations of US spying on Germany have unleashed unprecedented levels of distrust in Berlin. The government has already expelled the CIA's chief here and may soon be planning additional measures as it seeks answers from Washington.
It was an unusual invitation that took four members of a German parliamentary control committee to London early last week. For the ninth time, lawmakers in the so-called "Five Eyes" countries tasked with supervising their respective intelligence services were meeting in the British capital. They had faced serious accusations of spying within the last year. This time, the British, Americans, Canadians, Australians and New Zealanders had invited their somewhat disgruntled German counterparts to join the group.
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1 comment:
I don't have a problem with the Germans hunting down spies.
So long they hunt them all down of any nationality.
What will the Germans do with Willy Brandt and Gerhard Schroeder?
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