May God Bless our Dear British Friends, and Protect them from their own Government :-(
Posted on 09/29/2007 11:31:20 PM PDT by Stoat
May God Bless our Dear British Friends, and Protect them from their own Government :-(
“And they angrily questioned why the records were being made available to so many organisations.”
As they should.
Is that “Britania” in that photo, or a younger Joan Collins? And, good sir, what is a “quango” as used in the article’s text? I couldn’t puzzle out any meaningful acronym.
By 2009 the Government plans to extend the rules to cover internet use: the websites we have visited, the people we have emailed and phone calls made over the net.
I recall that some weeks ago, Bill O'Reilly referred to Free Republic as a "hate site", a sentiment long held by the hysterical Left.
Hopefully our British FReeper Friends won't be placed on a 'special list' and subjected to increased surveillance and harassment because they have gone to a site classified as a 'hate site', or emailed someone who has...
http://freehaven.net/anonbib/topic.html
Home PC users in the UK and EU have less than a year to drastically expand the numbers of nodes in I2P networks. They either hang together or hang separately. Only through creating a extremely robust network will the government be thwarted from encapsulating the entirety of network traffic on the British Isles.
It does look a bit like Joan, doesn't it? No, it's merely a random picture of one of God's Angels culled from the internet.
And, good sir,
You're very kind :-)
what is a “quango” as used in the article’s text? I couldn’t puzzle out any meaningful acronym.
“If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about,” authorities said. “We’re here to help!”
Home PC users in the UK and EU have less than a year to drastically expand the numbers of nodes in I2P networks. They either hang together or hang separately. Only through creating a extremely robust network will the government be thwarted from encapsulating the entirety of network traffic on the British Isles.
Interesting page, and there seem to be quite a few articles pertaining to network privacy posted there.. I don't suppose there's a single, simple plan that home PC users can implement that will allow them to do as you suggest? Most people who are not networking specialists will look at a page like that and their eyes will glaze over.
Is there a simple plan, easily understood by average folks, that you would recommend?
And people who do not wish to be 'helped' are placed on a 'special list'......
LMAO!!!
LMAO!!!
Yeah, if I were in the UK and they took an interest in monitoring my telephone, they would get pretty bored awfully quickly.
http://www.epic.org/privacy/carnivore/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnivore_(FBI)
http://www.wired.com/politics/law/news/2000/07/37503
“The files will even reveal where people are when they made mobile phone calls.”
wrong.
they will reveal where the TELEPHONE was.....
This will one day be used against citizens who say un-PC things on their phones. Anyone who says “merry Christmas”, or “religion of peace” will be arrested. One day. Coming soon.
I wonder if the Brits finally realize why we split away from them 231 years ago?
I wonder if this person of "authority" realizes that that works in both directions? Cockroaches rarely scatter until the light is turned on......
"hacker" ought to be a vocation in the church.
Had Britain not let in millions of hostile aliens over the last 40 years this would not have happened.
The only thing that will hold together such a society is a police state, one that will never end.
I would suggest using Tor / Onion, inside firefox, using several other extensions to block firefox addons (quicktime, java, activeX, etc) from compromising your anonymity.
http://tor.eff.org/download.html.en is a good place to start.
https://www.ironkey.com/ is another option I haven’t read much about yet.
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