NSA Denies Discussing Merkel Phone Surveillance With Obama -- The Guardian
Agency says report in German press that president was briefed on monitoring of chancellor's phone is 'not true'.
The US National Security Agency was forced on Sunday to deny that its director ever discussed a surveillance operation against the German chancellor with President Barack Obama, as the White House tried to contain a full-scale diplomatic crisis over espionage directed at allied countries.
The Obama administration appeared in disarray as it struggled with the fallout over the disclosure that the National Security Agency monitored the phone conversations of at least 35 world leaders, and that the phone of the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, had been monitored.
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More News On Reports That President Obama Was Unaware Of NSA Spying
Obama Unaware as U.S. Spied on World Leaders: Officials -- Wall Street Journal
US denies Obama knew of Merkel spying -- Times of India/AFP
NSA denies Obama knew of spying on German leader -- USA Today
Obama 'not told of Merkel phone bugging' -- BBC
NSA Denies Obama Knew Of Snooping On German Leader -- Time
Officials Claim Obama Didn’t Know U.S. Was Spying on Other World Leaders -- New York Magazine
NSA Denies Reports That Obama Was Briefed On Angela Merkel Surveillance In 2010 -- Huffington Post
My Comment: If reports that President Obama was unaware of NSA spying operations against world leaders (who are also allies of the U.S.) are true .... this is then incredibly disturbing. Questions arise and speculation becomes rife .... was this NSA operation a rogue operations? Where was/is the oversight? Who authorized this spying operation .... and why? Who was being given this data? Why was President Obama not notified? I have a hundred questions .... but no one is giving and answers.
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