Germany to the parliamentary inquiry on U.S. intelligence

The protagonists of German politicians to find common ground units unexpected, thanks to the scandal of U.S. espionage . It seems that, in Germany , even more than in other EU countries, where the outrage is already high , the consequences for the U.S. is taking on an ever-increasing day after day . To give the size of the impact on German political society , enough to say that financial problems , which were until now the topic of discussion more heated for the formation of the new government of Germany, are passed into the background behind the issue of interceptions. What emerges is a parliamentary inquiry that will have to ascertain what really happened and aims to identify those responsible for what happened. It is understood that if they were discovered and made ​​public the responsibility of the United States the impact on relations with the German state , and, therefore, accordingly with Europe could become almost irreparable . Also because Washington does not get any official denial , diplomats summoned by the registrars simply keep silent or uttering phrases fact and this attitude only adds to the tension between the two sides of the ocean . If in Europe the feeling of having been betrayed is shared in an almost unanimous within the entire social fabric , crossing what are the feelings of the employees , being able to join the political class and civil society , that has not happened for a long time immemorial , in the United States there is a perception that , with few exceptions , the practice of espionage is shared equally in both political sides and by a large part of American society. This fact, which is mainly due to the state of siege, caused by the attack of September , when the American country has plummeted , led to a new perspective of the use of technological means , in order to prevent attacks . At least that's what the American politicians tell the American people to understand or do , by passing the message that this tactic can also cancel prior to the principles of legality , which should be inviolable , especially in a peer relationship , which should be between allies . It is not clear if the American company has actually received and understood what is happening in Europe and what might happen to the system of defense and counter-terrorism prepared by the U.S., no longer support the confidence of the old continent. In Germany, where the outrage is greater and is growing fast with new revelations could change the decision of refusal of asylum to Edward Snowden , as it could become a valuable witness in front of the German parliament . If this happens to Washington would be a huge blow , a real retaliation because of a very serious matter . Think how it would be amplified a possible witness to one of the most wanted Americans, if they were to be made from the stage of an institution in Germany. Currently the idea, which evenly German political parties share is that the transactions carried out by the U.S. NSA can destroy the long-term bonds established cooperation between Germany and the USA , and is an opinion shared so that all political forces seem now oriented to the opening of the parliamentary inquiry , with the backing of Chancellor Merkel. This level at which they have arrived marks a rise of tension in the country German, but what is more surprising is that the U.S. have not yet been able to draft a comprehensive strategy to remedy the situation , which seems to signal a difficulty can not be overcome , all in a situation in progress, which again present developments and surprises.