Re: National security v freedom? : Mon Apr 02, 2012 1:58 pm  

Mintball wrote: Anyway, how about us all starting now by ccing every email you post to david.cameron@number10.gov.uk? That would be one hell of a protest campaign And of course they'll now know that it was you who suggested it ...

Mintball wrote: Anyway, how about us all starting now by ccing every email you post to david.cameron@number10.gov.uk? That would be one hell of a protest campaign And of course they'll now know that it was you who suggested it ...

Re: National security v freedom? : Mon Apr 02, 2012 2:17 pm  

McLaren_Field wrote:

That would be one hell of a protest campaign

And of course they'll now know that it was you who suggested it ...

Oh, I got the idea from some angry libertarian on Twitter. I'm just reporting it.

Re: National security v freedom? : Mon Apr 02, 2012 3:27 pm  

Mintball wrote:

Oh, I got the idea from some angry libertarian on Twitter. I'm just reporting it.

Some?

There's bloody thousands of them already. After all the strife of the last ten days, I reckon the very last thing Cameron wants is his very own Spartacus moment.

I'm up for it

Re: National security v freedom? : Mon Apr 02, 2012 4:32 pm  

I must admit, the idea tickles me pink.

So I think that's a 'me too'.

Re: National security v freedom? : Mon Apr 02, 2012 4:40 pm  

DHM wrote:

So GCHQ just wants to do what Microsoft, apple, google etc are already doing to us without any legislation being passed or our permission requested.

Go for it. Bore yourselves to f*******g death.

Difference is that "Microsoft, apple, google etc" can't arrest you for it.

Re: National security v freedom? : Mon Apr 02, 2012 4:43 pm  

Mintball wrote: I love the idea that the Tories (rightly) opposed such ideas when in opposition – and have now done a complete about face, for no apparent new reason that has been declared. Anyway, how about us all starting now by ccing every email you post to david.cameron@number10.gov.uk? TBF David Davis is agin it and he says he's a tory.

Mintball wrote: I love the idea that the Tories (rightly) opposed such ideas when in opposition – and have now done a complete about face, for no apparent new reason that has been declared. Anyway, how about us all starting now by ccing every email you post to david.cameron@number10.gov.uk? TBF David Davis is agin it and he says he's a tory.

Re: National security v freedom? : Mon Apr 02, 2012 4:45 pm  

El Barbudo wrote:

TBF David Davis is agin it and he says he's a tory.

Last time I looked 95% + of Daily Telegraph readers were against it too.

Re: National security v freedom? : Mon Apr 02, 2012 5:47 pm  

I'm on it too Minty, already posting it to Facebook....

Re: National security v freedom? : Tue Apr 03, 2012 8:15 am  

Ten things you need to know about the proposed bill

Ten things you need to know about the proposed bill

Re: National security v freedom? : Tue Apr 03, 2012 9:48 am  

As ever, the only people who will lose out over this are people with something to hide.

I personally don't care if they have access to everything I do. If it saves one life, it's worth it IMO.