Thanks - interesting read. It sure is a but troubling, but I think unfortunately countries are spying on each other all the time. NSA spied on G20/G8 in 2010 t

Thanks - interesting read. It sure is a but troubling, but I think unfortunately countries are spying on each other all the time. NSA spied on G20/G8 in 2010 that we know of - and nothing really came of it either. There aren't really any enforceable laws against spying on other countries either. But there are laws regarding leaking intelligence. It's a very dangerous game dealing with intelligence services of any kind. In a situation like this, it would have been best to whistleblow anonymously, and also notify the government that is being spied on - then it's up to them to secure their shit. But to attempt to embarrass a countries intelligence services and seek some kind of penalty against them is really a dead-end game.