‘NSA in da House’: State Dept. Doesn’t Object

(Before It's News)

Via Susan

German artist Oliver Bienkowski probably wasn’t seeking the U.S. government’s approval when he projected onto the U.S. embassy in Berlin, early last Saturday, the words “NSA in da House” beside a peace sign and an image of President Obama wearing a backwards baseball cap.

But the U.S. State Department, while it disagrees with the message, says it’s okay with the act.
“Well, I strongly disagree with the message in it, but support the ability of people to freely express that message,” State Dept. spokeswoman Marie Harf told reporters at Tuesday’s daily press briefing.

They were the first substantive comments the State Dept. had offered on the act.

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