Spying Scandal Makes Clear That Europe Must Declare Independence

(Before It's News)

The crisis caused in Europe by American intelligence interceptions of its allies’ electronic communications derives from a problem Europeans have known and put up with since the Second World War. The time has come to call a halt.

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