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• Oct 19, 2015 @ 07:02pm

  Spying

  on UK Politicians To Hold 'Emergency Debate' After Spy Tribunal Says GCHQ Is Permitted To Put Them Under Surveillance

  If you seriously consider what has taken place in the UK as regards our political powers in the last fifteen years (at least)Then if anybody needs to be spied upon, it is the politicians. They are the ones who have broken laws to start illegal wars resulting in millions of deaths all over the world. If they want to spy on us, then we have the right to know what they are doing as what they do, has more effect on my life and that of my family, than anything I can do has on the country.

• Jun 26, 2014 @ 03:17pm

  Re: Huh?

  on UK Home Secretary: UK Isn't A Surveillance State… And I'd Give You Proof, But You Might All Die Because Of It

  They are, but you wouldn't want them to know that we know that they know that we know... you get the idea don't you?

• Jun 26, 2014 @ 03:15pm

  Above

  on UK Home Secretary: UK Isn't A Surveillance State… And I'd Give You Proof, But You Might All Die Because Of It

  I would not believe anything the government told me, if they said it was Wednesday and it was actually Wednesday, I still would not believe them. I have never known so many liars work in one place, surely this is one for the book of records?

• Apr 21, 2014 @ 05:13pm

  Terrorists

  on Homeland Security Adviser Warns Parents That Their Mouthy Kids May Grow Up To Be Terrorists

  I give you the new meaning of the word:
  
  Terrorists; those who stand up for their lawful rights.

• Mar 14, 2014 @ 10:57am

  Schlafly Beer

  on Schlafly Beer Trademark App Brings Out All The Egomaniacal Schlaflys In Existence

  He should agree to stop using the name in return for calling the beer Aunty Phyllis's.

• Mar 13, 2014 @ 05:09pm

  ouTube Gives UK Gov't Broad Powers

  on YouTube Gives UK Gov't Broad Powers To Censor Videos It Doesn't Like, Even If They're Legal [Update: Or Not]

  The UK?s security and immigration minister, James Brokenshire, said that the British government has to do more to deal with some material ?that may not be illegal, but certainly is unsavoury
  
  
  I hope this includes party political broadcasts.