but fred rohde from the international advocacy group young voices says that that would be unlikely to strain the n.s.a. i don't think that these proposed spy treaties or no spy laws will have a big impaired. surveillance agencies have grown to an extent that's really hard to control over basically you would need to have to heavily cut down all these surveillance agencies such as the owners area of the syria to make actually actually sure that they don't have the power and the resources anymore to snoop on everyone around the world. meanwhile the latest leaks from edward snowden shows that the n.s.a. intercepted sixty million phone calls in spain in the space of just one month spanish media says that in december last year u.s. intelligence harvested numbers them calling locations all over the country while the case of builds up against american intelligence or fred rohde says european agencies shouldn't be let off the. it's not just about the n.s.a. it's also about surveillance agencies in europe such as the british law and even the german ones which do not allow citizens to keep their

ambassador of those allegations but while the case builds up against american intelligence fred rohde says european agencies shouldn't be lovely hookey that it's not just about the n.s.a. it's also about. surveillance agencies in europe such as the british one and even the german ones which do not allow citizens to keep their privacy their snooping on each other would not be surprised if there were further revelations on other countries spying on each other's leaders that's just an dynamic we now live from the twenty first century or the n.s.a. leaks have been piling up more revelations are expected to we'll be covering them but what impact of the that's what we're asking you our viewers in our latest web poll thanks for voting if you have let's see what part of the wall now almost half of you voted who voted so far forty six percent of you explain policies to make more promises on respecting privacy but no action is going to follow around thirty percent predict public anger of the n.s.a.'s practices will rise following on from the recent stop watching us rally in washington d.c. fift

calling locations all over the country but while the case builds up against american intelligence fred rohde says european agencies. shouldn't be let off the hook. it's not just about the owners it's also about. surveillance agencies in europe such as the british law and even the german ones which do not allow citizens to keep their privacy there is ripping each other i would not be surprised of where we are for the revelations on other countries spying on each other's leaders that's just an average quinola from the twenty first century germany's also sending its top intelligence officials to the u.s. seeking explanation so how much damage is being caused to relations between the two countries and a kind of fallout should we expect that's what we're asking viewers in our website poll so far now almost forty percent of you say the e.u. will react by developing highly encrypted communications for its leaders and a quote of you so far say the specs of europe to restrict access to private data and race cars for american businesses the same numbers suggest that obama will apologize and offer to s

and fred rohde director of the young voices international advocacy group believes in these seemingly lucrative green business is a dead end investment. imagine you have various consumers going to a grocery store or a supermarket some of them just want to buy a bottle of beer for one euro and others say no actually i would like to buy a bottle of champagne for thirty euros in the german and energy markets actually different people what the champagne buyers would pay something like two euros and all that get by us would also pay to your to subsidize the champagne buyer and that's basic and the energy market if you buy energy from legacy energy kariya such as coal our nuclear power you subsidize those which demand energy for much higher price and that other renewable energy such as a winter in solar power it's a bulletproof investment at the moment to build a wind well in your yard or to put some sort up on notes under your roof government is subsidizing the no you need to actually afford these things and then you get together and treat fries for every kilowatt hour you produce that's a