Jun 24, 2017, 06:41 AM
In the last week, there had been made a law, that the Government can infect devices (Smartphones or Computers) with a virus (Trojan) if a person is suspected to be a suspect in anything.
Helping illegal refugees to get the asyl request to downloading films illegal to monitor anything.
This is basicly what the NSA did with their citizens, the exact same thing.. And when the NSA or BND Isnt allowed to spy on there people, the NSA spies on german citizens and BND spies on american citizens and hand over the information to the other Secret Service, so they can say.. Hey, somebody spied on my citizens, i wasn't it but the other.. bad Secret Service..
The bloody law got passed as fast as possible, so no citizens get aware of it, and infact, it seems to have worked.. There is nothing in the media that this law had been passed, this is such bullshit.
More Detailed - but written in german
Less Detailed - But in english
Helping illegal refugees to get the asyl request to downloading films illegal to monitor anything.
This is basicly what the NSA did with their citizens, the exact same thing.. And when the NSA or BND Isnt allowed to spy on there people, the NSA spies on german citizens and BND spies on american citizens and hand over the information to the other Secret Service, so they can say.. Hey, somebody spied on my citizens, i wasn't it but the other.. bad Secret Service..
The bloody law got passed as fast as possible, so no citizens get aware of it, and infact, it seems to have worked.. There is nothing in the media that this law had been passed, this is such bullshit.
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