Read more.ISPs and phone companies are now forced to keep and disclose information about our private communications.
Read more.ISPs and phone companies are now forced to keep and disclose information about our private communications.
So by getting the information from the transmitters, they'll be able to locate where I am whenever my mobile is turned on?data necessary to identify the location of mobile communication equipment
Whatever next? GPS implants to watch us in the near future?
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the worst thing is.. you pay for this to happen
In the words of the famous dog.... ooooooh yes
What makes me laugh is they use the term "Terrorism" as a blanket excuse to invade our rights, spy on us even more than normal and monitor our every move.
Next I'll be getting calls from the police asking why I've drawn 300 pounds out from the bank and what it's intend purpose is going to be and what I'm buying with it.
Yeah... but it's alright surely because there are 3-4 crackpots out there that we all need to be careful and on the lookout for "dodgy" things like those home office adverts say
Last edited by Lee H; 06-04-2009 at 03:35 PM.
The absence of referenda on these issues scares me, especially when there are large groups publicly opposed to them.
They claim to be doing all of this for the security of the "free world" - meaning countries with a western-style pseudo democracy - but don't ever get round to asking whether we like the idea or not.
The question is not whether this new power will be corrupted but if the corruption has been pre-conceived, or will merely come at a future moment of weakness.
[url=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/scienceandtechnology/technology/technologynews/5105519/Internet-records-to-be-stored-for-a-year.html
P.S. Hope you're feeling better Lee good to see you are back posting
Last edited by Perfectionist; 07-04-2009 at 02:37 AM.
well to be fair who's gonna use *several 5 litre* containers of bleach for anything but a bomb?
I mean, apart from Michael Jackson's daily baths.
Last edited by Perfectionist; 07-04-2009 at 02:39 AM.
English would be nice.
If you are trying to say there is no connection at all, actually many things can be created out of simple freely available household goods.
Anyway:
http://www.ccjacquismith.co.uk/
Last edited by Perfectionist; 07-04-2009 at 02:40 AM.
They've been doing this for some time now. Nothing new. Did you not wonder how they caught some of the terrorists on the motorway just after the Glasgow airport bombing.
Having said that, I feel scared that this country will lie down and accept anything that is said to protect us from terrorism. We all just lie back and allow the government to do what they will.
Society in general is now always looking for direction from someone else and not standing up for themselves nor taking responsibility for themselves. This way it makes it easier to blame someone else when things go wrong. #excuse while I step off my soapbox#
p.s. Mr Brown, sir, if you're reading this any time over the next year then I must let you know how much I respect you and your work for us.
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