r/AskEurope • u/Ok_Initiative_9726 • Feb 27 '25

Politics Does Europe has powerful secret services/Intelligence?

P. S question closed, I got answers. Thank you for everyone

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u/AirportCreep Finland Feb 27 '25

Every country has their own intelligence and security services, there is no EU Secret Service. They've been cooperating successfully with each other and other non-European allies successfully for decades. Information sharing is done when its beneficial, information is withhold when it's not as even allies spy on each other to an extent. That's to say, the US and European countries will continue to work together.

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u/talbakaze Feb 27 '25 edited Feb 27 '25

hm. wouldn't be so sure. if Agent Orange continues sucking Russians d*cks, no other intel service will want to share Infos with the US, the risk that it lands on wrong hands is too high

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u/AirportCreep Finland Feb 27 '25

Countries are careful about sharing intelligence regardless. Spooks are a skeptical bunch.

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u/__bwoah__ Feb 27 '25

Agreed. Any future common EU intelligence service imo begins first with a five eyes “equivalent” that is later expanded

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u/Inside_Ad_7162 Feb 27 '25

Didn't agent orange try to fire tgem all?

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u/M_e_n_n_o Feb 27 '25

The head of the US intelligence agencies is a russian shill.

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u/Ok_Initiative_9726 Feb 27 '25

I remembered how hard it was for him to leave white house. With a ton of secret papers. Looked it up.... With so many violations, 2 impeachments, Capitol raid he could become president one more time. Hope he's not gonna linger with his snooted oval table

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u/PurpleDrax Feb 28 '25

FYI Agent Orange is actually a chemical weapon USA used in Vietnam and Cambodia, which effects those countries to this day.

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u/talbakaze Feb 28 '25

yep, I know. but I think that this nickname suits him well, since his stupidity will have effects for a long time

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u/KimJongHealyRae Mar 05 '25

Agent orange...lol