> But he said it was crucial there was accountability and transparency in the use of surveillance and interceptions by agencies such as the NSA – an area which

> But he said it was crucial there was accountability and transparency in the use of surveillance and interceptions by agencies such as the NSA – an area which he said was "blurry, grey and made people uncomfortable". The un-warranted (in both senses of the word) surveillance and interception of communications by the NSA is neither blurry nor grey. It is breaks both the spirit and the word of the law.. That is why many people are uncomfortable. Attempting to portray it as a "blurry" or "grey" only tries to hide the issue at hand and give the NSA an excuse. There is no excuse.