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Maybe nobody. But at least US intelligence agencies are operating in a jurisdiction where the rule of law is strongly enforced.
by ttul 9y ago
Maybe nobody. But at least US intelligence agencies are operating in a jurisdiction where the rule of law is strongly enforced.
- balls187 9y ago> Maybe nobody. But at least US intelligence agencies are operating in a jurisdiction where the rule of law is strongly enforced. Except when it's not.
- throw2016 9y agoIs that what FISA is? After all that's gone down anyone making this kind of a statement is either guilty of propaganda or negligence.
- yosefk 9y agoUS laws do not give much protections to citizens of other countries so the American rule of law is irrelevant for them; American and Russian government agencies have equal authority to spy on them etc., though of course geopolitics makes the two far from equivalent in real-life threat analysis terms for any particular place/org. (What US citizens can count on here is a separate and I guess muddier question.)