England had stolen G20 allies email and telephone

While the Group of Eight (G8) summit opened on Monday in Northern Province, on the occasion, the United Kingdom specializing in the work of the Government Communications Headquarters eavesdropping (GCHQ), was revealed once took advantage of the Group of Twenty (G20) summit held in the UK during the creation of false Internet cafes with a secret interception of foreign politicians and officials in each participating e-mail and mobile communications content to spy on the position of the countries concerned, and thus gain an advantage at the meeting. This incident potential to make this year's G8 summit hosted the British Government embarrassed, certainly on behalf of the participating countries have been questioning the issue.

         GCHQ was revealed this listener G20 summit delegates regarding the content of communications, by the British "Guardian" expose. This is also the newspaper recently revealed the latest series of monitoring a scandal, only a few hours from the G8 summit opening.

         The newspaper was former CIA technicians provide multiple copies of confidential information Snowdon, exposing the U.S. National Security Agency secretly monitor national telephone and Internet communications. The Snowdon offers more than a dozen documents, more than half involved GCHQ eavesdropping and intelligence gathering activities.

         Most of them actually took advantage of the outside world outcry G20 2009 in April and September in the UK during the summit, monitor e-mail on behalf of the participating countries, mobile communications and using a computer. To lead these foreign officials hooked, actually not hesitate to open a number of Internet cafes can make to patronize these cafes diplomat unexpected fraud.