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To: Snowshoe who wrote (100931)6/9/2013 5:52:40 AM
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concerns about whether Australia and NZ have cooperated with secret electronic data mining.
Unease over a clandestine U.S. data collection program has rippled across the Pacific to two of Washington's major allies, Australia and New Zealand, raising concerns about whether they have cooperated with secret electronic data mining.


Amigos, this is a Anglo thing, this data mining.

Both Canberra and Wellington share intelligence with the United States, as well as Britain and Canada. But both Pacific neighbors now face awkward questions about a U.S. digital surveillance program that Washington says is aimed primarily at foreigners.

reuters.com

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