Text 9232, 61 rader
Skriven 2010-07-11 18:16:53 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
   Kommentar till text 9147 av Robert Bashe (2:2448/44)
Ärende: LEO the lion
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11 Jul 10 09:25, Robert Bashe wrote to Roy Witt:

 RB> Roy Witt wrote to Robert Bashe on Friday July 09 2010 at 11:47:

 RW>>>> You put too much faith in the shop keeper. When offered some cash
 RW>>>> for a look at the bill he spent there. No one needs to have or
 RW>>>> offer a badge to get that information, just cash.

 RB>>> ;-) And you've been reading too much Mickey Spillane. Things don't
 RB>>> work like that in Europe, but I'm not surprised you think they do
 RB>>> in view of what Bob Ackley remarked about personal information held
 RB>>> by others not being protected by a requirement for a search warrant
 RB>>> in the USA.

 RW>> Did you happen to see the Noriega case I posted to Michiel? So much
 RW>> for personal information not being released to euro governments.

 RB> And you've been eating too many orange-colored apples. What the
 RB> Noriega case has to do with personal privacy in the USA is a secret
 RB> coded in the convoluted windings of your own brain.

You guys surely have problems figuring out what it means. It has nothing
to do with personal privacy in the US, but the personal privacy you
advocate in the EU. Noriega's case is a prime example to prove that you're
full of shit.

 RW>>>> No problem. Banks are willing LEO partners when it comes to wire
 RW>>>> fraud.

 RB>>> In the USA, when asked by American law enforcement officers. Those
 RB>>> same officers would have great difficulty at a European bank unless
 RB>>> the local police were involved and the information requested (not
 RB>>> "demanded") could legally be released without the customer's
 RB>>> permission.

 RW>> See; Noriega gets 7 year prison sentence in Paris...LOL!

 RB> Roy, Roy... how old are you anyway? Is senility taking hold, that you
 RB> confuse subjects so badly and keep repeating totally irrelevant
 RB> statements like this?

I know that this flys over your head, so I won't be stooping to your low
level and explaining it anymore than I have. If you can't figure it out,
woe unto you.

 RB> Don't you realize that the French authorities - not the Americans -
 RB> investigated Noriega's dealings in France and charged him with money
 RB> laundering?

Now you're getting it. So much for privacy in the EU, eh...

 RB> The only connection the Americans had with the French case was that
 RB> they extradited him to France instead of sending him back to Panama.

Duhhhh. You guys sure are slow thinkers...

                R\%/itt

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