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 Ol' Hans now says he thinks the U.S. spied on him, as well. This is the third such allegation in the last few days.LONDON, England -- As a row over allegations Britain spied on the United Nations flares up, former chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix says he suspected his home and office was bugged by the United States.
But Blix said he had no hard evidence listening devices had been planted.
"It feels like an intrusion into your integrity in a situation when you are actually on the same side," Blix told Britain's Guardian newspaper in an interview. Of course, it's no surprise to anyone that the U.S. would spy on anyone, even its own supposed colleagues, but it's still sad if it's true. Of course, as the article says, Blix has no hard evidence.
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