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What makes you think the NSA isn't willing to work with countries outside of the US, either directly or through another spy agency?
by tedivm 13y ago
What makes you think the NSA isn't willing to work with countries outside of the US, either directly or through another spy agency?
- SideburnsOfDoom 13y agoWilling, sure, but probably less able, at least outside of the close allies like the UK.
- gejjaxxita 13y agoWhy less able?
- girvo 13y agoThreatening with legal punishment for noncompliance doesn't work, and neither does appealing to patriotism.
- SideburnsOfDoom 13y agoAre you seriously asking why a branch of the the USA's government has less power outside of the USA?
- enkephalin 13y agoif you consider the fact that the nsa and cia often collaborate closely, and then look at the amount of influence the cia has often displayed in the past, towards foreign countries/regimes etc., gejjaxxita's question seems quite reasonable.
- brdrak 13y agoPlus the blackmail opportunities spying affords.
- sixothree 13y agoOnly the same things that makes me think american companies would not accept money from foreign spy agencies.