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Offline R32UK

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Re: Snooping
« Reply #20 on: 03 April 2012, 09:19 »

So its easy policing by presuming we need to be monitored?  Err tougher immigration laws N deportation would be more helpful, especially when threatening in public our soldiers and way of life with bs rhetoric.

exactly!

fix what needs fixing first... then worry about copying the rest of the world :lipsrsealed:

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Re: Snooping
« Reply #21 on: 03 April 2012, 13:30 »
Having any of your electronic activity monitored with no legal/court permission is no different than having all your mail opened and then delivered to you by your postman, with no reason as to why it has been opened.
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Re: Snooping
« Reply #22 on: 03 April 2012, 13:51 »
Just because you're offended doesn't make you right.

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Re: Snooping
« Reply #23 on: 03 April 2012, 14:04 »
But its for national security they tap phones and secure lines, I feel so much safer without knowing what they do when they feel like it. For country and all that! 

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Re: Snooping
« Reply #24 on: 03 April 2012, 14:08 »
Heck like most peoples lives can't already be monitored via FaceTwit.

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Re: Snooping
« Reply #25 on: 03 April 2012, 14:14 »
To the paranoid: Your petition is here:

https://secure.38degrees.org.uk/page/s/stop-government-snooping#petition

or direct promotion to the 'watch list' as the MIB like to call it

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Re: Snooping
« Reply #26 on: 03 April 2012, 17:22 »
Having any of your electronic activity monitored with no legal/court permission is no different than having all your mail opened and then delivered to you by your postman, with no reason as to why it has been opened.
Criminal offence to open mail other than that of the addressee and subject to arrest/prosecution.
But its for national security they tap phones and secure lines, I feel so much safer without knowing what they do when they feel like it. For country and all that! 
so old hookee was okay doing what he did in broad daylight in front of those we say need these new powers? And ignore those he influenced in the process?  :grin:
To the paranoid: Your petition is here:

https://secure.38degrees.org.uk/page/s/stop-government-snooping#petition

or direct promotion to the 'watch list' as the MIB like to call it
Maybe I'm distrustful but given they lie openly about other stuff why would anyone believe that this new law and power is for our benefit?? Spin is spin and labour started it and now all of them are at :smiley:

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Re: Snooping
« Reply #27 on: 03 April 2012, 18:30 »
Its ok, next time you text or email a joke to a mate make sure it does not offend anyone or you may be prosecuted... Actually this is a clever plot to stop the cameron jokes...

Like:

Channel 4's new show: Cam Dine with me

Now I've topped up with petrol I don't know where to store it as the bath is full of pasties and stamps

If I'm offline it now means I was prosecuted under the new law and currently in jail  :laugh: :grin:


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Re: Snooping
« Reply #28 on: 03 April 2012, 19:19 »
Having any of your electronic activity monitored with no legal/court permission is no different than having all your mail opened and then delivered to you by your postman, with no reason as to why it has been opened.
Criminal offence to open mail other than that of the addressee and subject to arrest/prosecution.
But its for national security they tap phones and secure lines, I feel so much safer without knowing what they do when they feel like it. For country and all that! 
so old hookee was okay doing what he did in broad daylight in front of those we say need these new powers? And ignore those he influenced in the process?  :grin:
To the paranoid: Your petition is here:

https://secure.38degrees.org.uk/page/s/stop-government-snooping#petition

or direct promotion to the 'watch list' as the MIB like to call it
Maybe I'm distrustful but given they lie openly about other stuff why would anyone believe that this new law and power is for our benefit?? Spin is spin and labour started it and now all of them are at :smiley:

exactly!

If you trust everything your told by our goverment or media then you are a fool.

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Re: Snooping
« Reply #29 on: 03 April 2012, 19:49 »
Its ok, next time you text or email a joke to a mate make sure it does not offend anyone or you may be prosecuted... Actually this is a clever plot to stop the cameron jokes...

Like:

Channel 4's new show: Cam Dine with me

Now I've topped up with petrol I don't know where to store it as the bath is full of pasties and stamps

If I'm offline it now means I was prosecuted under the new law and currently in jail  :laugh: :grin:
Come on. You know that putting stamps near water is only gonna ruin them :laugh:

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