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[quote:Kyuubi:MV83MjUwOTdfMTExNjg0NTZfOEJDOEI0QjQ=] http://www.melonfarmers.co.uk/camp.htm http://en-gb.facebook.com/group.php?gid=43256614646 cc all your email to Jacqui Smith... When Jacqui Smith unveiled proposals to track every e-mail, phone call and text message, she might have let herself in for more than she bargained for. Thousands of civil liberties campaigners plan to flood the Home Secretary's inbox by copying her in on every email they send on 15 June. Martin Allan Gray is spearheading the campaign. He said he aims to send the message: You want to see our e-mails? OK, here they are! Ms Smith announced proposals for a communications database monstrosity, containing details of everyone's telephone calls, e-mails and internet use, last month, A message from Mr Allan Gray on the campaign's Facebook page says: This is an immense infringement of civil liberties, not to mention a major risk to our private data – but it won't make us any safer. Allan Gray has won the backing of Liberal Democrat MP Lynne Featherstone, Welsh Assembly member Peter Black and the Bishop of Buckinghamshire. In her blog, Ms Featherstone described the proposals as bonkers and said she was backing the e-mail onslaught because civil liberties is the Lib Dem middle name. ************************************************************ [/quote]
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Just curious to see other Brits opinions on the state of our governing body. The laws they're passing, their priorities, both as far as the recession is concerned, and.. well, everything else! How they're spending our money *cough* ID cards *cough* .. etc. Take it all into account. Be honest now.
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