In. November 2017 French President Emmauel Marcon proposed creating a central European intelligence agency. The proposal would pool each member country’s intelligence services into a single agency which would help combat terrorism.
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Response rates from 2.1k Libertarian voters.
11% Yes |
89% No |
11% Yes |
89% No |
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Unique answers from Libertarian voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
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No, but increase cooperation between MI6 and other EU intelligence agencies
@B3H865Q1mo1MO
Yes but they should not have too much power and should be regulated to make sure they are working correctly and not corruptly. Also countries should still be allowed to have their own intelligence agencies.
@9HQSR2G1yr1Y
No, information regarding the UK should be kept to UK intelligence agencies only to protect national security.
@9HJYLBJ1yr1Y
Intelligence agencies tend to be unethical. Unless they are changed, intelligence agencies do not serve the people as much as they should.
@9H7V2YH1yr1Y
No but they should work together more often and the work should flow through a central hub that all member states can share with one another.
@9GHFFBN1yr1Y
No, the various European intelligence agencies are very uneven in terms of quality, many have even been infiltrated by hostile powers (Germany's BND for example).
@ISIDEWITH1yr1Y
Country's national intelligence should remain independent but I do like the idea of a Eu agency, they could work hand in hand.
@9G5MCLJ1yr1Y
While there should be a central EU intelligence agency, no country would willingly disband/merge their agencies to help one another. It isn't a wise move, and in that secret world, even if they did, agencies would still exist and do their own thing, if not at the very least constantly compete with one another.
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