The US Treasury Department today relaxed export regulations against Iran, Sudan, and Cuba, allowing US companies to provide instant messaging, e-mail, and social networking services to those countries. The goal is to ensure that citizens can "exercise their most basic rights," said Deputy Treasury Secretary Neal Wolin.
Liars, they want to listen and access US servers with their information on, to spy, and hack the enemy.

Hahahha, such a terrible cover story. BUSTED. So what will it be, the US being kind enough to allow the access of basic rights in these countries, which co-incidentally at the same time gives the ability to wiretap effectively, oh please - politics and divide and conquer is so old! Am I the only guy that's astounded to hear this.

US eases restrictions on Web services exports to Iran, Cuba