Big Brother Round -UP

A small selection of recent sighting of the elusive (ha!) 'Big Brother'.

Yes, just like in most families, the older child looks after the younger, vulnerable siblings; Big Brother is here to make us safer, free, and protected.

Unfortunately, this Big Brother is a psychopath, hell bent of abusing and torturing those he is supposed to protect, and his allegiance is to other of his kind and not to his brothers and sisters.

An Englishman's home is no longer his castle - Telegraph

Local councils accused of spying on residents' sex lives

Bury council carries can over spycam binmen
RIPA-drunk authorities recruiting child informers

Woman, 91, dies 'after becoming stressed over £16,000 council bill to make her home eco-friendly'

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BBC NEWS | Politics | Younger teens 'to get ID cards'

Strange that I didn't hear any of this on the mainstream news items.. oh! yes! too much distraction regards the PM and resignations, The Great Financial Heist in the history of Fiat currencies and such... so here we go, another media circus and another day to bury bad news.

Taken from the article:

Identity cards could be handed out to children as young as 14, a home office minister has suggested.

The first ID cards are due to be offered to 16 and 17-year-olds from 2010 as part of a plan to introduce the controversial scheme in stages.

But Meg Hillier said the age range was still "up for grabs" and could be lowered "if they prove popular".

So, we have our nations kids, who are playing spy games at school, who are vaccinated against cervical cancer while being having their fingerprints taken so they will be able to access the library or food. They are keeping diaries that their parents are not allowed to see, whilst being monitored for any un-PC comments, now are being groomed to accept that ID Cards and Biometrics are a done deal and are, in fact rather cool.

She said she had been "struck" by a visit to Hungary, where 14-year-olds routinely carried ID cards - and she pointed out that six-year-olds were already fingerprinted for visas.

Hungary is a country with an interesting history, especially when using it as a system model to compare and contrast our own.

She also hit back at suggestions by anti-ID card campaigners that the scheme might not go ahead.

"it is full steam ahead," she told the meeting, "in fact the prime minister wanted me to do it quicker than it was possible."

Phil Booth of No2ID said Ms Hiller was "delusional" if she thought ID cards could not be scrapped by an incoming Conservative government.

"The officials themselves, since 2006 have designed the contract on the basis that the entire scheme could be canned at the next election."

So the PM is so keen to have this accomplished before the next election? I suppose we can discern from these statements that election will not be called anytime soon then.

Mr Booth, who had been due to speak at the fringe meeting but was unable to gain entry to the conference centre because of a problem with his pass application, also criticised the plan to give the cards to younger children.

He said ID cards legislation specified a minimum age of 16 and he said it was wrong for young people to be tied into a giant database "for the rest of their lives".

On his conference pass problems, he said: "If this is how they are organising their ID for their own party conference, how the heck are they going to organise ID cards for 50 million people?"

LOL not so much as a problem with his pass as a gag.

BBC NEWS | Politics | Younger teens 'to get ID cards'

See also here, here and here.

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Net Death Nell

As a follow on to my last posting, here is a couple of vids from Alex Jones Site which go someway in explaining what is going to happen to the net if we don't start doing something about it.


Alex Jones: The Death Of The Internet

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Big Brother tapping our phones and emails 1,000 times a day | the Daily Mail

I don't know what all the fuss is about?
I mean we all know that our data and information is safe in these official hands, not likely to be lost, sold or stolen, so why should I mind if they know my opinions, beliefs, sexual preferences and relationship or financial problems?
All of these measures are what my grandfather gave his life for during WW2 aren't they?
There he was, off fighting the fascist dictatorship of Hitler, to help built a free, fairer, and more caring future for those who would rapidly forget the sacrifice that he, and millions like him made.

Wait! What's that sound?

It is the sound of my grandfather and the millions like him, spinning in their graves, (if they are 'fortunate' to actually have one), at the realisation that, actually, what he and they were fighting and dying for was the opposite.


Big Brother tapping our phones and emails 1,000 times a day | the Daily Mail

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