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Europe angry at US data-sharing demands

Published: 06 October, 2010, 10:06
Edited: 06 October, 2010, 20:42


Anger is growing in Europe about new Washington data-sharing demands, in a move the US says is to stop potential terrorists from entering the country.

 
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wolfie October 06, 2010, 13:35 quote
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The Americans should stop flattering themselves. More Americans are murdered in America by Americans than by others. So called terrorism can probably be traced back to the "Dirty Tricks" departments of the CIA or other nefarious corners of the US power structure. This is just an attempt of the US to mind other people's business and expose them to US abuse. For every US demand of access to other countries the affected countries should demand equal access to US data. Better still just deny any demands and tell them to mind their own business.

Artyom October 06, 2010, 14:58 quote
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I wonder how Americans would feel if the US handed over all private information of US citizens to China? Not only is EU nations selling out their people, not surprising as they created the EU, they are violating all privacy laws. Got to love US's God of the world hegemic arrogant attitude. This is taking security to whole new levels. Like people aren't scrutinized enough already with complete biometrics and naked body scanners.

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