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The idea that they have the power to spy and don't use it, when they could and without consequences is a little hard to fathom. Besides, there is very little le
by iwwr 16y ago
The idea that they have the power to spy and don't use it, when they could and without consequences is a little hard to fathom. Besides, there is very little legally nowadays that is really off-limits in that area. And whatever may not be (like the AT&T spying scandal was), can quickly be covered by new laws (with bi-partisan support).
- uikjhgyujmn 16y agoThe problem is who 'they' are The CIA/NSA etc spying on the US and UK's enemies? Or US companies spying on UK companies to gain a competitive advantage? If you were a BP boss would you be confident that they weren't handing your emails over to the Whitehouse during the gulf spill?