RT America  October 28 2013

Anger is coming from across the Atlantic as Germany and other EU nations demand answers from the NSA over alleged spying on heads of state. But this anger is a far cry from the support coming from Germany a few months ago after a Snowden leak showed the NSA was scooping up a half billion communications of average German citizens every month with the cooperation of German intelligence. So does that mean there’s a new rule when it comes to global spying: spy on average citizens all you want, just don’t spy on the political elite? RT’s Sam Sacks looks into it.

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