quite proficiently. However, that backwater of well-adjusted
people has become the latest spying powerhouse.
Canada is not the only country to benefit from spying but
Glenn Greenwald, soon to be canonised or cooked in a
Mercedes, offered proof of just how Canada is spying on
Brazil, particularly its Mining Ministry.
Canada did/does so to help a chosen Canadian private
company with mining interests.
And thatsa the way the
fashistico game she goes.
Canadian tax money is going to spying not for thebenefit of just anybody. It's doing it for a corporation.
Wonderful! @sarc
checkit: Press
tv
‘Brazil
ministry spied on by Canada’
New
spying revelations show that Canadian intelligence services have spied on
Brazil’s Mining and Energy Ministry.
Mon
Oct 7, 2013 5:46AM GMT
A
report says communications at Brazil’s Mining and Energy Ministry has been
spied on by Canadian intelligence services, as the country has mining interests in the South American nation. [the business
part of the country]
The
new disclosure was reported by Brazilian Globo television on Sunday and was
based on leaked documents by US whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The
documents showed that the Canadian
Security Intelligence Service had made a detailed outline of the Brazilian
ministry’s communications including phone
calls, emails, and internet traffic.
Brazil’s
Mining and Energy Minister Edilson Lobao described the revelations as “serious”
and said that it has possibly been spied on due to Canadian companies’ mining
interests in the country.
“There are many Canadian businesses
interested in doing business in our country. If that is where the interest in
spying comes from, to help certain
business interests, I cannot say,” Lobao stated.
Canada
is not the only country to have spied on Brazil’s Mining and Energy Ministry.
Reports
by Globo have shown that the United
States spied on the same ministry as well as on President Dilma Rousseff and
her assistants.
In
addition, Brazilian newspaper O Globo revealed in July citing documents leaked
by Snowden that the US National Security Agency (NSA) has gathered metadata on billions of emails, phone calls
and other internet data flowing through Brazil.
The
US spying revelations on Brazil have greatly strained the relationship between
the two countries and caused Rousseff to cancel
last month a visit to Washington.
Brazil
has announced that it plans to bypass
the US-centric internet, with measures including storing data locally and
to lay underwater fiber optic cable
directly to Europe and all the South American nations in order to create a network free of US surveillance….
