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Swedish Spy Agency

By Sean Sirrine

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It looks as if the Swedes have decided that the Amercian goal of listening in on any call that crosses the border without a warrant is a good idea. Strangley, the people who live in the country don't think it such hot idea.



When I was in Sweden last weekend, everyone was up in arms about the new Swedish proposal to empower the national spy agency to listen in on all phone calls and network transactions that "cross the border" (due to the way Swedish telcos manage their tariffs, this would include virtually every mobile phone call, whether or not the speakers were in Sweden at the time). The vote on this takes place tomorrow, and the Swedes are pissed.

Full post as published by Objective Justice on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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