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The German BND and American NSA Cooperate More ...
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Jun 18, 2014 - Cooperation between Germany's foreign intelligence service, the BND, and America's NSA is deeper than previously believed. German agents ..................
Maybe its just PR to cover the ass of Angie Kasner, to show that she is not a puppet of the International Bankers, with the sudden discovery of American spies after 69 years of American occupation of the country. All will be better when Germany wins the world cup fix tomorrow any way, with Angie Kasner in toe celebrating.....a 1---0 win.
If the Rothschilds of London with their agents in the USA initiated WW1 using their agent Gavrilo Princip (Jew?) and others........and the USA, and specifically the Jewish run Federal Reserve funded WW1, and artificially prolonged the war via Holland which killed so many Europeans and of course Germans (9 million)..... then why should Germany with an allegedly low key foreign policy, and defensive low key Bundeswher join an exclusive global empire making star spy alliance?
If the Rothschilds of London with their agents in the USA initiated WW2 using their puppet Hitler (Jew?) with the funding of the Nazi Party via German military Intelligence from 1919 until they were in power in 1933, until 1945........and the USA and specifically the Jewish run Federal Reserve funded WW2, and artificially prolonged the war via Sweden with American financial/industrial help from the 1920's, which killed so many people globally and of course Germans (60 million)..... then why should Germany with an allegedly low key foreign policy, and defensive low key Bundeswher join an exclusive global empire making star spy alliance?
Why join an exclusive global empire making star spy alliance which is OFFICIALLY COMMANDED by the USA to bolster its empire, with the Jews in Wall Street in the background, and in London and Israel?
Asian servants of the USA empire take note! You need to cock suck the empire harder to join the club......widening the eyes, making the skin lighter and dying the hair is not enough.
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By Julian Hattem at thehill.com and antiwar.com
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Citing an anonymous U.S. official, Bloomberg reported on Friday that U.S. Ambassador John Emerson proposed the deal to German officials on Wednesday.
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the table was a deal similar to the one the U.S. has with just four
other nations: Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom,
which join together as the so-called “Five Eyes” alliance.
If the Rothschilds of London with their agents in the USA initiated WW2 using their puppet Hitler (Jew?) with the funding of the Nazi Party via German military Intelligence from 1919 until they were in power in 1933, until 1945........and the USA and specifically the Jewish run Federal Reserve funded WW2, and artificially prolonged the war via Sweden with American financial/industrial help from the 1920's, which killed so many people globally and of course Germans (60 million)..... then why should Germany with an allegedly low key foreign policy, and defensive low key Bundeswher join an exclusive global empire making star spy alliance?
Why join an exclusive global empire making star spy alliance which is OFFICIALLY COMMANDED by the USA to bolster its empire, with the Jews in Wall Street in the background, and in London and Israel?
Asian servants of the USA empire take note! You need to cock suck the empire harder to join the club......widening the eyes, making the skin lighter and dying the hair is not enough.
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Report: Germany turned down US spy deal
By Julian Hattem at thehill.com and antiwar.com
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Citing an anonymous U.S. official, Bloomberg reported on Friday that U.S. Ambassador John Emerson proposed the deal to German officials on Wednesday.
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The agreement would have allowed intelligence agencies at the five English-speaking nations and Germany to share the electronic messages and clues they pick up from their surveillance. The deal also would have come with a consensus for the countries to limit spying on each other.
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A White House spokesperson did not deny the report on Friday and said that the U.S. is "open to discussions" about new intelligence arrangements.
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"As we've said, we do not have 'no-spy' agreements with any country in the world," Caitlin Hayden said in a statement to The Hill.
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"Further, we are not currently looking to alter the Five Eyes structure. But we remain open to discussions with our close allies and partners, including Germany, about how we can better coordinate our intelligence efforts.
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According to Bloomberg, Merkel’s government rejected the idea because it would have led to an expansion of German intelligence operations. Instead, German officials decided to kick out the top American spy in the country.
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That almost unprecedented action exposed a deepening rift between the two nations that first came to light last year, when documents leaked by Edward Snowden showed the National Security Agency (NSA) had secretly monitored Merkel’s cellphone communications.
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In the months after that news, Merkel has repeatedly pushed the White House to accept a “no-spying” agreement to totally cut off snooping operations. President Obama and other top officials have repeatedly ruled that out, however, claiming that no country can be totally immune from U.S. surveillance.
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Secretary of State John Kerry tried to soothe relations on Friday in a visit to Berlin.
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Ahead of that meeting, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said that his government wanted “to reinvigorate our partnership, our friendship on an honest basis.”
The agreement would have allowed intelligence agencies at the five English-speaking nations and Germany to share the electronic messages and clues they pick up from their surveillance. The deal also would have come with a consensus for the countries to limit spying on each other.
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A White House spokesperson did not deny the report on Friday and said that the U.S. is "open to discussions" about new intelligence arrangements.
.
"As we've said, we do not have 'no-spy' agreements with any country in the world," Caitlin Hayden said in a statement to The Hill.
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"Further, we are not currently looking to alter the Five Eyes structure. But we remain open to discussions with our close allies and partners, including Germany, about how we can better coordinate our intelligence efforts.
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According to Bloomberg, Merkel’s government rejected the idea because it would have led to an expansion of German intelligence operations. Instead, German officials decided to kick out the top American spy in the country.
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That almost unprecedented action exposed a deepening rift between the two nations that first came to light last year, when documents leaked by Edward Snowden showed the National Security Agency (NSA) had secretly monitored Merkel’s cellphone communications.
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In the months after that news, Merkel has repeatedly pushed the White House to accept a “no-spying” agreement to totally cut off snooping operations. President Obama and other top officials have repeatedly ruled that out, however, claiming that no country can be totally immune from U.S. surveillance.
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Secretary of State John Kerry tried to soothe relations on Friday in a visit to Berlin.
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Ahead of that meeting, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said that his government wanted “to reinvigorate our partnership, our friendship on an honest basis.”
