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Surely the problem isn't the German constitution, it's that other governments don't have similar protections in their constitutions.
by ginko 6y ago
Surely the problem isn't the German constitution, it's that other governments don't have similar protections in their constitutions.
- mytailorisrich 6y agoThe laws of foreign countries are immaterial to intelligence agencies. In fact breaking the laws of foreign countries is pretty much part of the job of intelligence agencies.
- ginko 6y agoIf intelligence agencies want to play silly Spy vs. Spy games that's their problem, but they shouldn't bother civilians.
- fit2rule 6y agoThe only way to ensure that happens is for the civilians to bother the spy agencies - i.e. civilian journalism with reveals the criminal activities of the spy agencies. And we all know how well that approach is doing lately.