Government Spy Program will Monitor you!

[kestrelx]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Which isn't hard 99% of the time

ha ha ha! Repeating yourself now Jaysay Don't worry we understand - a senior moment!

I can't be bothered splitting hairs and going back over threads picking over bones!

[Gremlin]

Originally Posted by Restless

There was CB Radio. That was rather popular. I seem to remember 3 people alone were using them in the 80's on Steiner ST where I was growing up at the time. My friend said he used to use CB a lot and often there was trouble caused via that medium with rather negative results.

Another friend and neighbour from those days, many years back then also operated a CB. His name was Ernest Walton, he is now deceased (rip ernie) he also was a master at Morse Code. He used to communicate with people from around the world via Morse and they would make friends and trade postcards and things. So it goes to show it is down to the person and how they are with people which results in the way they are treated.

When did Ernest Walton pass away Restess?
He got his radio licence just after me in 1986 and we took our Morse Code test at Fleetwood Nautical college the year after. His call sign was G0JSQ, I think when he was on CB he was Box Car Willie.
Ernie was my best man at my wedding as well. I seemed to loose track of him when he moved to Bury with Lucy and shortly afterwards he seemed to loose interest in Ham Radio and he never came on the air.

[kestrelx]

Originally Posted by Wrighty

Great to know the taxpayers will be paying for the government & there agencies to snoop on everyone at a cost of 200 million a year

Taxpayers must foot £200 million bill to have their emails snooped on - Telegraph

It's a farce - never trust a Politician - they are all hypocrites. The Lib-dems were totally against the Labour proposals a few years ago - now they are behind the same ideas!

[accyman]

nice how they use two big buzz words to make it all seem ok "terrorists" and "pedopholes"

they dont need to monitor EVERYBODY to catch them its like saying put a camera on everyones head so they can see who we are talking to just incase we mention we want to blow something up.

Labour have no right to say a damn word either becasue they supported mandelsons media bill and just as similarly the hypocryts in power now are pushing through teh very thing they fought against.

so it basically proves that these partys disagree with each other not on principle but merely for teh sake of having a good argument and point scoring just like local councils do

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by kestrelx

It's a farce - never trust a Politician - they are all hypocrites. The Lib-dems were totally against the Labour proposals a few years ago - now they are behind the same ideas!

Don't tell me you have only just realised this?
And there was me, thinking you were politically savvy(NOT).

However, I didn't see you criticise these Labour proposals. Can't think why.

[Wrighty]

Originally Posted by accyman

nice how they use two big buzz words to make it all seem ok "terrorists" and "paedophiles"

They don't need to snoop on joe public to catch the above ^^

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[accyman]

like i said they dont need to monitor the internet to the extent they want to catch those people.If the government had any desire to protect children from pedophiles for example they would tattoo pedophile on pedos foreheads and have a list available to everyone saying where they are located like they do in america.

BUT that would be a breech of their civil liberties yet the governent has no problem breechng EVERYONES civil liberties when it suits their adjenda.

These laws arnt been put into place to protect the public and the public are well aware they arnt its just more control for government

like i said in another post we are fast catching up to the same sort of government as china or iran and have no buisness calling the UK a free country anymore because we are all guilty until proven otherwise

[Restless]

I will get back to you via PM its been a few year

Ernie found and moved onto the internet and found it wonderful we would chat often via msn and sometimes Ernie would make his own microphone

Ernie and Lucy would come over at xmas or my parents would go to their house. I should be seeing Lucy this weekend as she is coming over to see my parents for easter.

I used to live next him for years on Steiner Street. I used to go to him to get things fixed...all things electrical and I always think of him when I am rebuilding my PC or modifying my xbox. In fact his passing has influenced me to finally do these things for myself my parents and me miss him terribly. He used to call me Elvis. After Elvis Costello I think.

Originally Posted by Gremlin

When did Ernest Walton pass away Restess?
He got his radio licence just after me in 1986 and we took our Morse Code test at Fleetwood Nautical college the year after. His call sign was G0JSQ, I think when he was on CB he was Box Car Willie.
Ernie was my best man at my wedding as well. I seemed to loose track of him when he moved to Bury with Lucy and shortly afterwards he seemed to loose interest in Ham Radio and he never came on the air.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by kestrelx

ha ha ha! Repeating yourself now Jaysay Don't worry we understand - a senior moment!

I can't be bothered splitting hairs and going back over threads picking over bones!

Take your time, I'll hang about while your mummy powders your bottom and changes your nappy, hope the titty bottle ain't to warm

[Wrighty]

Two spineless little europeans begin the implementation of the EU's Data Retention Directive, otherwise known as Directive 2006/24/EC

Cranmer: Cameron and Clegg betray the nation?s trust on civil liberties

[Margaret Pilkington]

Hang on....isn't all this intrusion a contavention of our human rights?
Isn't there something in it about privacy? Could we take the government to the Court of Human rights in Strasbourg?

[Wrighty]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Hang on....isn't all this intrusion a contavention of our human rights?
Isn't there something in it about privacy? Could we take the government to the Court of Human rights in Strasbourg?

Which is run by the EU , tbh cant see us getting anywhere with that

[Margaret Pilkington]

Yes, that was my stab at irony Wrighty......I'm going to have to practise a bit harder.....if you didn't get it.

[Wrighty]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Yes, that was my stab at irony Wrighty......I'm going to have to practise a bit harder.....if you didn't get it.

Totally missed it

[Margaret Pilkington]

Like I said....I'm going to have to try a bit harder.
Maybe it has to do with the fact that you haven't been here that long, and haven't quite got the measure of me yet.....I hope that's what it is