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(PJMedia) Leading members of the House Armed Services Committee emerged from a classified briefing on the Edward Snowden leaks Wednesday afternoon “shocked” at the amount of information he reportedly leaked beyond the NSA surveillance programs.

Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), chairman of the Armed Service panel’s Intelligence, Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee and also a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said the briefing on the defense consequences of Snowden’s leaks was “very highly classified,” and therefore details couldn’t be discussed.

Thornberry did say that lawmakers “left the briefing disturbed and angered” after hearing that the leaks by the former Booz Allen Hamilton employee “went well beyond programs associated with the NSA and data collection.”

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Germans lose trust in US, see NSA whistleblower Snowden as hero – poll

Published time: November 08, 2013 17:34

A supporter of the Anonymous group wearing a Guy Fawkes mask holds up a placard featuring a photo of US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden and reads “A true American Hero!” during a rally in front of Berlin’s landmark Brandenburg Gate on November 5, 2013. (AFP Photo / DPA / Florian Schun / Germany out)

Germans’ confidence in the US as a trustworthy partner has plummeted following the NSA scandal, while Edward Snowden, who exposed America’s spying on its allies, is considered a hero by 60 percent of the population, a poll shows.

The recent chain of scandals over US global snooping has seriously damaged the opinion of Germans about their longtime ally.

Only 35 percent still see Washington as a reliable partner – a drop of 14 percent since July, according to a survey conducted by public broadcaster ARD and Die Welt daily. This year’s figures are a massive drop from the situation at the start of President Barack Obama’s presidency, when he was given an enthusiastic welcome on his first official visit to Berlin, and 76 percent of Germans said they trusted the US government in a Nov. 2009 poll. 

US President Barack Obama’s personal approval rating with Germans has also plummeted. Once a highly popular foreign politician, now Obama enjoys support from only 43 percent of Germans, while over half are unhappy with his performance. 

German Chancellor Angela Merkel – whose private mobile phone was also allegedly bugged by American security services – warned earlier that spying among friends was unacceptable. She made it clear to Obama that if the information was proven to be true, it would represented a “grave breach of trust.” Merkel also demanded that Washington sign up to a ‘no-spying’ agreement with Berlin and Paris by the end of this year.

But most Germans are not about to be fooled a second time around, it seems. Over 90 percent think that the Americans would breach a no-spying agreement anyway and continue their surveillance activities, the survey found.

Meanwhile, six out of 10 Germans consider NSA whistleblower Snowden a hero, with only 14 percent of those polled saying that the 30-year-old security specialist was a criminal. However, respondents were fairly evenly split on whether he should be given asylum in Germany: 46 percent were in favor, and 48 percent against.

German officials have ruled out granting Snowden political asylum, arguing that the NSA whistleblower is “not a political refugee.”

Merkel reaffirmed Monday the importance of Berlin’s ties with Washington, making it clear that Germany would not take any steps that might harm relations with the US. 

“The trans-Atlantic alliance remains for us Germans of exceptional importance,” Merkel’s spokesman Steffen Seibert told reporters in Berlin. “There is hardly a country that has profited as much from this partnership and friendship as Germany… and this will guide the chancellor in all future decisions.”

However, Germany wants Snowden to testify concerning espionage allegations against the US and the UK. Currently, Germany is considering the possibility of questioning Snowden in Moscow, where he has been since June. 

Snowden, who faces espionage charges in the US, was provided with temporary asylum in Russia in August.

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