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Damn, when I clicked those I found you'd made them up. How disappointing!
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Labour brought in anti terror stop and search powers as soon as they could, the IRA had been in cease fire for years and 9/11 was not expected but they felt the need to push through section 44. Arses.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostIf anyone is interested, there's an e-petition here against the proposed new Internet and phone monitoring powers.
I don't have much of a problem with GCHQ having these powers; but I do have a major problem with the same being granted to local councils and the like, for no doubt trivial money grubbing reasons unrelated to crime. Chances are the main incentive is to make it easier for councils to spot sub-letting, and to charge extra rent or a council tax supplement.
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I signed it but I would not be against if a judge's warrant were required to use such data.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostNot even Russia got such tulip - politician that proposes should be kicked out not just from Govt but from politics altogether.
Yet another reason to vote Labour next time...
They are all the bl**dy same.
Labour proposed similar laws when they were in power.
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Not even Russia got such tulip - politician that proposes should be kicked out not just from Govt but from politics altogether.
Yet another reason to vote Labour next time...
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostI don't have much of a problem with GCHQ having these powers; but I do have a major problem with the same being granted to local councils and the like, for no doubt trivial money grubbing reasons unrelated to crime.
My own parents both worked for the local council and were so concerned about their salaries being blasted around the Town Hall gossip circuit that they refused to declare their incomes on my uni grant application form, with the result that I only got the minimum grant.
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I have no issues with the power being there, I have issues with the people that have the powers.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostNow Mr Diver, about your council tax rebate. You say you've living on your own but according to your Internet usage you've been visiting Www.rentboyhomeservice.com and www.beastilitywithrover.net quite regularly so were rejecting your appeal saying you live alone. Oh and you'll need a dog licence as well.
How did you?
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Now Mr Diver, about your council tax rebate. You say you've living on your own but according to your Internet usage you've been visiting Www.rentboyhomeservice.com and www.beastilitywithrover.net quite regularly so were rejecting your appeal saying you live alone. Oh and you'll need a dog licence as well.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostIf anyone is interested, there's an e-petition here against the proposed new Internet and phone monitoring powers.
I don't have much of a problem with GCHQ having these powers; but I do have a major problem with the same being granted to local councils and the like, for no doubt trivial money grubbing reasons unrelated to crime. Chances are the main incentive is to make it easier for councils to spot sub-letting, and to charge extra rent or a council tax supplement.
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Petition to stop government snooping
If anyone is interested, there's an e-petition here against the proposed new Internet and phone monitoring powers.
I don't have much of a problem with GCHQ having these powers; but I do have a major problem with the same being granted to local councils and the like, for no doubt trivial money grubbing reasons unrelated to crime. Chances are the main incentive is to make it easier for councils to spot sub-letting, and to charge extra rent or a council tax supplement.Tags: None
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