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Wednesday, July 30, 2008 |
TheLocal: "The National Defence Radio Establishment, FRA (Försvarets Radioanstalt), has filed a complaint with Sweden's Chancellor of Justice (Justitiekanslern - JK) against a blogger for publishing a classified document said to prove that the agency was spying on individual Swedes back in 1996.
The blogger, Henrik Alexandersson, last week published a document showing that FRA had monitored cable-bound telecommunications traffic involving private individuals, something the agency was not authorized to do in the 1990s.
Alexandersson tells Medievärlden he isn't worried about FRA's complaint, accusing the agency of trying to redirect attention away from FRA's questionable past.
Nor does Alexandersson have any plans to remove the document in question."
On its faq page the FRA has these questions and answers:
"Bedriver FRA spioneri?
Svar: Nej, FRA bedriver legal och internationellt respekterad underrättelseverksamhet.
Finns det situationer när FRA får bryta mot lagen?
Svar: Nej!"
"Is the FRA engaged in spying?
Answer: No, the FRA is engaged in legal and internationally respected intelligence activities.
Are there situations in which the FRA has the right to breach the law?
Answer: No!"
It is obvious the FRA is lying and was engaged in illegal activities.
DagensNyheter: Now more bloggers are publishing those 'secret' documents. The paper Dagens Nyheter could not get any comments from the chief of the FRA.
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