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I think the bigger question to be raised is whether or not spying on all parties involved in diplomatic or fiscal "negotiations" is an activity that the free wo

I think the bigger question to be raised is whether or not spying on all parties involved in diplomatic or fiscal "negotiations" is an activity that the free world should be partaking in

norswap 11y ago
That may be so, but once the cat's out of the bag, there is no putting it back in. Additionally, it wouldn't bother me to submit political authorities to more stringent standards of transparency regarding the office they hold.
iammyIP 11y ago
'free world' might imply that such negotiations are in public interest since they affect lots of people and therefore have to be made available to the public, so they are not to be held in secrecy to begin with.