In a paranoia bout, I was connecting some dots. The US and EU are currently dealing a trade treaty. Imagine the treaty mandates that RFPs are to be open to both

In a paranoia bout, I was connecting some dots. The US and EU are currently dealing a trade treaty. Imagine the treaty mandates that RFPs are to be open to both side of the pound. Then a US entity (private company or State entity) starts an RFE. The NSA as part of it's mandate can spy on any EU citizen without any limit of what it does about the data (yeah, not a US-citizen). So imagine if by pure luck an NSA employee stumbled on the proposal data of an EU entity before filling and passed it along to an US competitor of the EU entity. Now you have the perfect crime because terrorism no investigation possible at the treaty level and foreign citizen no law as been broken on the US soil. There are suspicions that this game has been played between Boing and Airbus (I overheard that the US was the spy, but being in Europe, my environment is biased).