Saturday, November 16, 2013

Is U.S. Intelligence And Military Using Germany To Conduct 'Anti-Terror' Ops?

News Report Charges U.S. With Conducting Illegal Operations From German Soil -- McClatchy News

BERLIN — The breach in U.S.-German relations seemed likely to widen Friday after a joint German newspaper and television investigation titled “Secret War” reported that American intelligence and military use this nation for “tapping, code cracking, recruiting informants, observing suspects, kidnapping and abducting foreign enemies.”

What’s more, the reports added: “The Germans have known all that for years.”

The reports come at a time when German-U.S. relations have been taking a beating. In June, documents released by former National Security Agency consultant Edward Snowden revealed that the NSA has spied on the electronic communications of tens of millions of Germans. In October, the news broke that the NSA had even been tapping the phone of German Chancellor Angela Merkel for years, even before she became chancellor.

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More News On Reports That U.S. Intelligence And The Military Are Using Germany To Conduct 'Anti-Terror' Ops

German reports: US "anti-terror" ops based in Germany -- Deutsche Welle
US envoy: NSA spying causing distress in Germany -- Boston.com/AP
US attacks 'outrageous' media probe into its wars -- The Local
German expose of America's "Secret War" attracts quick, strong U.S. rebuttal -- McClatchy News

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