In the wake of the terror, an agenda rears its ugly head

[Elysium]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

What if some bonkers extreme right-wing party wins the next election and starts quietly slipping laws through parliament that suddenly retroactively makes you a criminal for something that was once perfectly legal?

What if a group of people want to organise a protest but find themselves getting rounded up by the police because of some emails they wrote now contravene some new law regarding speaking ill of the state?

so do the security services stop surveillance on groups that are a threat to our security? whats your solution in these dangerous times

The biggest dangers I see are coming from the very same people who are surveilling us - Russia, USA, China, GB, Israel etc.

well you would,

You stick with what you believe in.

[Colonel Cærdiffi]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

I see, you've basically ignored the points I raised. Well, enjoy prison.

[blue matt]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Oh the evil corporations are reading my e.mails to push some adverts onto google, I am looking at a trip to Disneylandparis, i started a week ago, i get loads of adverts about DLP now ( i know its due to my cookies ) but they might also be reading my e,mails and about to beat the price from DLPtravel, i can only hope

[Colonel Cærdiffi]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

What if some bonkers extreme right-wing party wins the next election and starts quietly slipping laws through parliament that suddenly retroactively makes you a criminal for something that was once perfectly legal?

What if a group of people want to organise a protest but find themselves getting rounded up by the police because of some emails they wrote now contravene some new law regarding speaking ill of the state?

so do the security services stop surveillance on groups that are a threat to our security? whats your solution in these dangerous times

The biggest dangers I see are coming from the very same people who are surveilling us - Russia, USA, China, GB, Israel etc.

well you would,

No ..... wait ...... is the correct answer "the axis of evil"?

Well Western Civilisation allows us personal privacy and freedom so **** knows what you're backing.

[Packerman]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

What if some bonkers extreme right-wing party wins the next election and starts quietly slipping laws through parliament that suddenly retroactively makes you a criminal for something that was once perfectly legal?

What if a group of people want to organise a protest but find themselves getting rounded up by the police because of some emails they wrote now contravene some new law regarding speaking ill of the state?

so do the security services stop surveillance on groups that are a threat to our security? whats your solution in these dangerous times

The biggest dangers I see are coming from the very same people who are surveilling us - Russia, USA, China, GB, Israel etc.

well you would,

thankyou, a straight answer. I'm out of this thread before the terminally boring muff tries comedy again

[blue matt]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

What if some bonkers extreme right-wing party wins the next election and starts quietly slipping laws through parliament that suddenly retroactively makes you a criminal for something that was once perfectly legal?

though if it stops some terrorist group entering my daughters school, then i am all for it

[Colonel Cærdiffi]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

What if some bonkers extreme right-wing party wins the next election and starts quietly slipping laws through parliament that suddenly retroactively makes you a criminal for something that was once perfectly legal?

What if a group of people want to organise a protest but find themselves getting rounded up by the police because of some emails they wrote now contravene some new law regarding speaking ill of the state?

2. Is reading, storing your emails, texts and phone calls going to stop any terrorism? No.

[Elysium]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

What if some bonkers extreme right-wing party wins the next election and starts quietly slipping laws through parliament that suddenly retroactively makes you a criminal for something that was once perfectly legal?

What if a group of people want to organise a protest but find themselves getting rounded up by the police because of some emails they wrote now contravene some new law regarding speaking ill of the state?

so do the security services stop surveillance on groups that are a threat to our security? whats your solution in these dangerous times

The biggest dangers I see are coming from the very same people who are surveilling us - Russia, USA, China, GB, Israel etc.

well you would,

No ..... wait ...... is the correct answer "the axis of evil"?

the question remains

Thankfully.

[Ninianman]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

What if a group of people want to organise a protest but find themselves getting rounded up by the police because of some emails they wrote now contravene some new law regarding speaking ill of the state?

[blue matt]

2. Is reading, storing your emails, texts and phone calls going to stop any terrorism? No.

if MI5 and GCHQ intercept that message, its not going to help them stop it ? ? ?

[Elysium]

Mohammed Bim col Cardiffi, thinks otherwise.

[Observer]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

Cardinal Richelieu (ex-civil servant)

[Mrs Steve R]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

What if some bonkers extreme right-wing party wins the next election and starts quietly slipping laws through parliament that suddenly retroactively makes you a criminal for something that was once perfectly legal?

What if a group of people want to organise a protest but find themselves getting rounded up by the police because of some emails they wrote now contravene some new law regarding speaking ill of the state?

so do the security services stop surveillance on groups that are a threat to our security? whats your solution in these dangerous times

The biggest dangers I see are coming from the very same people who are surveilling us - Russia, USA, China, GB, Israel etc.

[Observer]

2. Is reading, storing your emails, texts and phone calls going to stop any terrorism? No.

seriously, i am not sure if you are on the wind-up here

How do you kidnap and execute a legal fiction?

[Mrs Steve R]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

Their work is done.

[Observer]

so they read your E.mails ?? ?

I am a firm believer if you have nothing to hide, then no harm done

Ah, the old "nothing to hide" line.

What if some bonkers extreme right-wing party wins the next election and starts quietly slipping laws through parliament that suddenly retroactively makes you a criminal for something that was once perfectly legal?

The Fifth Column according to Nige