AUSTRALIAN GOVERMENT READY TO SELL OUT ITS CITIZENS DETAILS TO HIGHEST BIDDER SHOWS YOU WHAT THEY THINK OF THE TAX PAYERS An Australian spy agency was ready to share data on its citizens with its partners from the so-called 5-Eyes alliance, according to a freshly-released document from the files leaked by Edward Snowden. The secret document, reported by the Guardian Australia, features notes from an intelligence conference hosted by Britain in 2008, where representatives from the spy agencies of the 5-Eyes group members (Australia, Britain, Canada New Zealand and the US) discussed how far it was appropriate to go in sharing surveillance information. According to the notes, Australia’s Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) - which has since changed its name to the Australian Signals Directorate - was ready to go further than some of its partners. DSD can share bulk, unselected, unminimized metadata as long as there is no intent to target an Australian national, the leaked notes read. Unintentional collection is not viewed as a significant issue. rt/news/australian-intelligence-snowden-leaks-570/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=aplication_chrome&utm_campaign=chrome
Posted on: Mon, 02 Dec 2013 11:12:41 +0000
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