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USA: NSA: The Bahamas Government Responds to Spying

22 May 2014

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"The story became widely available it appears sometime around midday on 19th May and is penned by amongst others Glenn Greenwald, a journalist reportedly based in Brazil who has penned previous works sourced from documents leaked by Mr. Snowden. The Snowden allegations are believed to relate to a period in and around 2011"

See the story: The Bahamas Government Responds to Spying (link).

See: The Bahamas Wants to Know Why the NSA is Recording Its Phone Calls (The Intercept, link) and also: Fine Line Seen in U.S. Spying on Companies (New York Times, link)

And: Restrictions placed on NSA's data store after intense talks over surveillance bill - USA Freedom Act heads to the House with government required to 'promptly' purge phone records that do not contain 'foreign intelligence information' (Guardian, link)

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