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Msg. 13602 of 54959
(This msg. is a reply to 13593 by Cactus Flower) |
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Now the UK government is bothered by the US spying on British people. It just isn't enough to carve out an exception for US citizens. Why would the UK permit US snooping assets access to the UK marketplace? Why would any country? Clearly the US corporate internet providers are panicking. Anyone can see where this goes. Plausible denials about "direct" access will soon come unstuck. Users around the world are bound to avoid using US internet tools. The providers are all going to have to move to Switzerland. Pretty damaging governmentcentric idea. "MPs from Britain’s intelligence watchdog will to fly to Washington next week to seek guarantees that US spies are not snooping on Britons’ emails. .... The Guardian newspaper claimed that it had obtained documents that show that GCHQ, based in Cheltenham, has had access to the system since at least June 2010, and generated 197 intelligence reports from it last year. It raises the prospect that the intelligence agency is able to circumvent UK restrictions on accessing people’s communications by obtaining the same information via the US authorities. One senior MP said the news suggested the British Government was trying to introduce the Data Communications Bill – dubbed the “snoopers charter” and which was which was vetoed from last month’s Queen Speech after Liberal Democrat objections – “by the back door”." |
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