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I would like to know how these politicians feel about being surveilled 24/7? Because they aren’t excluded.
The European Ministry whants to exclude themselves and europeans intelligence agencies (europool) from the surveillance. The Ministry is the only instance that’s have talked about excluding.
They don’t realise they won’t be ministers for ever.
Looks that way I don’t understand how they are thinking. It is pretty obvious that they dont trust thorn or other lobbyists so they know the risks.
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They are quite simply corrupt. It doesn’t matter what they privately think. Corruption includes personal immunity, as long as you toe the line.
#LeopardsAteMyFace
Elections? No need for them after the surveillance system is up and running!