You can search all you want but there is no evidence or proof whatsoever of EU countries spying USA top government officials.
The question here is how can you call yourself an ally in good faith when you spy on your allies?
You can search all you want but there is no evidence or proof whatsoever of EU countries spying USA top government officials.
The question here is how can you call yourself an ally in good faith when you spy on your allies?
There's plenty of evidence of the EU spying on allies. I can't tell if your implication is "Europe can't maintain smart enough computer scientists and engineers capable of spying on the US" or "Europe has the moral high ground and doesn't spy on allies".
Both are naive.
Nonsense. https://www.france24.com/en/20131024-nsa-france-spying-squar... https://www.dw.com/en/german-intelligence-spied-on-white-hou...
The second is based on some yet unreleased documents that Der Spiegel claims to have reviewed years ago.
Still no evidence to be found, only claims.
If you're willing to believe a US whistleblower -- whose evidence you can't personally verify -- you have to be open to believing the _former head of the agency_.
Familiarize yourself with this concept https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Realpolitik
Realpolitik are the reason why I consider the USA and NATO a bunch of hypocrites, altho the USA surely championed the practice.
They fill their mouth with good intents, justice, peace and all that is good in public but act like criminals behind the scenes.
At the very least, countries like Russia and China seem to be much more open about their practicing Realpolitik.
That's a lie so big it's visible from space.