On 03/01/2004 17:35, Tom Emerson wrote:
...
You are assuming, of course, that European corporations are willing to
share this information, which they are often not. The privacy laws in
Europe are much stricter than those in the US, even before the PATRIOT
act.
You can hardly blame them for refusing to share such information. It
seems that when the security services have such information they misuse
it and create unfounded security scares which damage the commercial
interests of the corporations as well as the interests of thousands of
innocent people.
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Peter Kirk
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