UK PÖLICE STATE : centuries of freedom broken

[BrilloPad]

A "friend" of mine is tracing someone at the moment and has enlisted help from a security expert who has pulled out phone conversations from 7 years ago, i've listened to them they do exist. Everything is already being monitored, the law they are trying to pass just allows them to use this data with more scope.

Im actually suprised that anyone here REALLY thought that everything was un-monitored anyway, come on your all clever people!!

But all you need to do is buy a pay as you go phone - sorted! no need for a passport or anything....

[NetwkSupport]

But all you need to do is buy a pay as you go phone - sorted! no need for a passport or anything....

LOL

For those who dont read the papers.... http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle4969312.ece

[BrilloPad]

LOL

For those who dont read the papers.... http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle4969312.ece

I get all my news from cuk!

Please refrain from links to the times though - we prefer the daily mail here. They tend to have more on house prices.......

[NotAllThere]

Interesting article, quite a bit of sense to it.

I was surprised to read that there are now 4.2 million CCTV cameras in the UK, does that include the ones in shops etc?

Only N. Korea watches its citizens more intensively. Swiss comment - we don't have cctv here, we have neighbours.

[HairyArsedBloke]

Only N. Korea watches its citizens more intensively. Swiss comment - we don't have cctv here, we have neighbours.

armed neighbours

[Ruprect]

You guys do realise that todays military intelligence ARE running quantum computers. Go look on google, wikipedia for Quantum Entanglement. It's been known for 70 years. In 50 years time we'll all get to use it on our latest Xbox 36000.

be under water

[ThomasSoerensen]

[QUOTE=Board Game Geek;660621]

Where is the proposed manpower to achieve this ? You need highly-trained staff to assess such messages, and each one may require even more study and cross-checking.

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Wave goodbye to unemployment. BOOMED!!!

And no need for highly trained people to scan the info, just send a letter to the "offender" asking them to prove their innocense if they do not wish to be put in jail.

[Liability]

A "friend" of mine is tracing someone at the moment and has enlisted help from a security expert who has pulled out phone conversations from 7 years ago, i've listened to them they do exist. Everything is already being monitored, the law they are trying to pass just allows them to use this data with more scope.

Im actually suprised that anyone here REALLY thought that everything was un-monitored anyway, come on your all clever people!!

Well said.

We have been monitored and watched for many years - what do you think GCHQ and there unquestioned budget really is for?

As far as sheer data and analysis - it is all crunched and assesed - Echelon wasnt just fantasy it was a core system for tracking key information.

Websites are also routinely scanned by government servers for contents et al

Stepping into London - you cannot go anywhere without being seen, and with a mobile fone you can be tracked every step of the way. All your text messages etc are stored with your Telco provider as are calls which get recorded and kept for upto 25 years - probably more now.

[Bob Dalek]

armed neighbours

Armed sex maniac neighbours

[ratewhore]

We have been monitored and watched for many years - what do you think GCHQ and there unquestioned budget really is for?

I thought it was for paying their contractors...