NSA protects Obama accused of eavesdropping

The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) has stood out yesterday defended President Barack Obama before the storm was aimed at his critics regarding wiretapping scandal that led to dozens of countries, in including German Chancellor Angela Merkel.



In a statement to the press yesterday, NSA spokesperson Vanee ' Vines was denied by the German press said that President Obama was informed about the wiretapping of German Chancellor Angela Merkel .
" NSA director , Gen. Keith Alexander , has never discussed with President Obama in 2010 about the supposedly foreign intelligence activities related to German Chancellor Angela Merkel , and he ( Obama ) has never discussed on activities related to Merkel , " the spokesman said .
He Vanee ' Vines to make a statement on the wave of criticism against the U.S. government and President Obama on spy scandal phones continue to spread . Not only the German press , the Russian and French media have also started to speak .
Russian news agency Itar - Tass said the U.S. has tapped the European leaders from an intelligence base at Menvis Hill , England . This is one of the biggest intelligence base in Europe and is used to treat , listen in on phone calls and Internet exchanges of world leaders , including German Chancellor .
Meanwhile , the weekly Journal du Dimanche in France of the 27/10 that U.S. intelligence agencies may have information extraction from the French influence to create a competitive advantage for U.S. firms in Europe Europe .
" Washington may have established effective links with influential people , especially ministers , deputy ministers and heads of large companies " , Journal du Dimanche lead sources from the French secret service posts .
According to the source , is not accidental that the NSA experts to conduct such a large scale to monitor electronic communications in France during the Christmas and New Year holidays .
" The data collected in December and January for permission to create a huge database of contacts ," the expert said .
On the same day , newspaper O Estado de Sao Paulo of Brazil also reported it last year dismissed an intelligence officer is said to have revealed the secret of the Brazilian government to spy Central Intelligence Agency America ( CIA ) . Newspaper stating Brazilian agents provide information related to border tensions between the two countries neighboring Paraguay and Argentina to the CIA in mid-2012 .
The alleged wiretapping U.S. politics are heating and erode the confidence of allies for Washington when multiple sources said U.S. intelligence agencies had tapped the phones of millions worldwide and at least 35 of the world's leaders . In the latest statement , a close ally of the U.S. in Northeast Asia as well as South Korea has asked the U.S. to clarify whether the leaders of this country have been named in the track list or not . Merkel also expressed frustration with allies before the monitor but still want to negotiate with Washington on this issue .