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That is how it is supposed to be, isn't it? Always trying to find a balance between those opposing factions. Not like the US where all have capitulated against
by tobltobs 11y ago
That is how it is supposed to be, isn't it? Always trying to find a balance between those opposing factions. Not like the US where all have capitulated against the intelligence agencies.
- mschuster91 11y agoAhahaha. Just look at the NSU neonazi shithole if the ass-kissing to the NSA doesn't show you enough, we Germans have capitulated to our and FVEY secret services too.
- allendoerfer 11y agoThe difference seems to be, that the US agencies are causing more damage, because they are actually competent at what they are doing, while the German agencies are happy whenever they are invited to play with the big toys - thus the ass-kissing. I think the reason for this is mainly less budget partly due to the fact, that the German agencies are often not federal agencies, e.g. each tiny state has their own Verfassungsschutz. I mean, the NSU affair was really bad, but incompetent-criminals-bad not secret-state-government-bad.
- PythonicAlpha 11y agoThe NSU case is rather different. I have difficulties to see how all belongs together, but I am also not sure, that incompetency is the only problem. We in Germany have a long history of blind eyes on right-wing criminality. I think, at least it is often covered, for prestige reasons.