Well, right after the Norway massacre Oslo decides to unpoke its nose where it shouldn't be...there's a surprise...
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Back in November of 2010, Norway, Sweden and Denmark launched official investigations into media reports that accused US embassies in their countries of operating illegal intelligence-gathering networks. The issue first emerged when a report by Norway’s TV2 channel alleged that the US embassy in Oslo maintained a network of around 20 local former police and intelligence officers, who were conducting “illegal systematic surveillance of Norwegian citizens”. Since then, not much has seen the light of day. And now Norway’s Prosecuting Authority says the matter “has been dropped”.
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