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Category Archives: Edward Snowden
WSWS on “Free speech” hypocrisy following Charlie Hebdo
The World Socialist Website comments on Western “Free Speech” hypocrisy after the strange events of Charlie Hebdo in Paris. While I support free speech, some reporting has been worse than useless. Does anyone know if there were two or three … Continue reading
The simple way to install Tor for online anonymity
The bad news is that the National Security Agency (the US authority that spies on internet users) targets anyone searching for privacy tools. NSA classifies Linux Journal readers, Tor and Tails Linux users as “extremists” “Months of investigation by the German … Continue reading
UK politics news
A small selection of recent UK politics news articles Failed at the NHS? Try again at HS2: Newly appointed director at rail project has history of ‘wasting public money’ – UK Politics – UK – The Independent The public sector … Continue reading
Posted in Edward Snowden, HS2, NHS, politics
Tagged armed police, david mery, deaths in police custody, debt, edward snowden, freedom of information, HS2, immigration, mark harper, Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, mental health, nhs, NSA, Olaseni Lewis, old, wasting public money, wget, young
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UK politics news
Recent articles about UK politics, some about the Catholic Church policy of protecting paedos and some about Edward Snowden Socialist Party :: Who’s robbing our NHS? The National Health Service is under attack as never before. In this feature, a … Continue reading
Posted in Edward Snowden, NHS, Nick Clegg, paedo, politics, Tony Blair
Tagged 38degrees, anonymous, care quality commission, catholic church, cqc, david babbs, ddos, edward snowden, GCHQ, lulzsec, nhs, socialist party, tony blair, virgin, virgin care, wendi deng
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Commentary on and analysis of recent political events
Why did Jack Straw try to make it illegal for children at childrens’ homes to speak out about abuse? Was Jack Straw influenced by the fact that some of his friends and fellow politicians were paedophiles? Was this a desperate … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, Jack Straw, Theresa May, USUK
Tagged andrew parker, Cameron, child abuse, childrens' home, citizenship, civil liberties, Clegg, ConDem spin, department of energy and climate change, do god. labour party, employment tribunal, fees, gqhq, Hinkley Point, inquiry, lockerbie, megrahi, mi5, MI6, national security, nuclear power, obama, paedo, privacy, rendition, reprieve, rule of law, surveillance, torture, unicef, war of bullshit, we are not all in this together
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Commentary and analysis of recent political events
That Conservative, illiberal Nick Clegg is keen to do the Tories’ work Clegg leaves the door open to further welfare cuts George Osborne has made it clear that he plans to introduce “billions” more in welfare cuts if the Tories … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, George Osborne, IDS Iain Duncan Smith, Nick Clegg, paedo, politics, Theresa May, Tony Blair, trade unionism, UK history
Tagged afghanistan, attack on benefits, Cameron, Clegg, ConDem spin, cuts, FBU, firefighters, food banks, GCHQ, home affairs committee, illiberalism, Keith Vaz, Lord Hanningfield, make-believe, MI5. Andrew Parker, poverty, slavery, strike, war on the tories, Waterhose report, we are not all in this together
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Commentary and analysis of recent UK politics events Following Home Secretary Theresa May’s refusal to allow MI5 boss Andrew Parker to appear before the parliamentary home affairs select committee the committee has said that it will question Theresa May more … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, George Osborne, Nick Clegg, politics, Theresa May
Tagged asylum-seekers, crapita, electronic tagging, fast-tracking, g4s, GCHQ, intelligence agencies, liberal-democrats, margaret hodge, mi5, MI6, privatise privatise privatise, select committee, serco, surveillence, tim farron, tuition fees
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Commentary and analysis of recent UK politics events Edward Snowden voted Guardian person of the year 2013 for his whistleblowing on worldwide surveillance activities. Online gamers are targeted by NSA and GCHQ … Online gaming is big business, attracting tens … Continue reading
Posted in Edward Snowden, IDS Iain Duncan Smith, politics
Tagged attack on benefits, ConDem spin, DWP, gaming, GCHQ, NSA, surveillance, we are not all in this together
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Huge tech firms have formed the Reform Government Surveillance group to demand changes to excessive surveillance by world governments. The group has published an open letter to President Obama and Congress: Dear Mr. President and Members of Congress, We understand … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, IDS Iain Duncan Smith, Nick Clegg, politics
Tagged AOL, Apple, ConDem spin, Facebook, fake manufactured terrorism, Google, intelligence and security committee, LinkedIn, Malcolm Rifkind, Microsoft, NSA, Reform Government Surveillance, surveillance, terrorism, the invention of terrorism, Twitter, war of bullshit, war of terrorism, we are not all in this together, Yahoo
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Commentary and analysis on recent UK politics news. Con-Dems continue attack on benefits and Osborne’s autumn statement Discussion of the invention of terrorism and the demonization of Islam and Muslims The Conservative-Liberal-‘Democrat’-Conservative coalition intends to persecute benefits claimants and (poor) … Continue reading
Posted in Dubya Bush, Edward Snowden, George Osborne, Nick Clegg, politics, they made it up, Tony Blair, UK history, USUK
Tagged attack on benefits, communist party of Britain, communists, ConDem spin, fake manufactured terrorism, NSA, surveillance, tax-dodging, terrorism, the filthy rich, the invention of terrorism, war of bullshit, war of terrorism, we are not all in this together
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Commentary and analysis of recent UK politics events US is tracking the movements of 5 billion people everyday through their mobile phones US considered spying on Australian citizens without the knowledge of it’s Australian spying partner Isa Muazu wins stay … Continue reading
Posted in Edward Snowden, politics
Tagged bugging, ConDem spin, mobile phone, NSA, prism, surveillance, US, war of bullshit, war of terrorism, we are not all in this together
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Commentary and analysis of recent UK political events Following Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger appearance yesterday, MI5 boss Andrew Parker is called to the home select affairs committee. Andrew Parker has previously appeared before the Intelligence and Security Committee with advance … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, politics
Tagged Alan Rusbridger, GCHQ, Guardian, war of bullshit
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Commentary and analysis of recent UK political events Charities criticise David Cameron for repeated misleading statements about the bedroom tax. Charities Turn ‘Bedroom Tax’ Attack On PM Charities have accused the Prime Minister of giving “inaccurate” statements and raising … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, politics, Theresa May
Tagged Cameron, Clegg, ConDem spin
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Yet more internet censorship from Cameron and the LibDems
David Cameron and UK’s ConDem coalition government return to the issue of web censorship with an announcement that the UK government is to order ISPs to censor ‘extremist’ websites. The crime and security minister, James Brokenshire, said on Wednesday that … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, new authoritarianism, Nick Clegg, politics
Tagged Cameron, censorship, Clegg, ConDem spin, extremist, extremist websites, web, web censorship, Wikileaks
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Politics news allsorts
A few links to UK political news stories accompanied by a few comments. Inventor of the world wide web Tim Berners-Lee warns that … “a growing tide of surveillance and censorship now threatens the future of democracy.” “Bold steps are … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, Nick Clegg, paedo, politics, Tony Blair
Tagged berners-lee, censorship, co-op, co-op bank, co-op inquiries, cyril smith, gay, rent-boys, taxpayer-robbing, web censorship
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Blair’s government allowed USA to spy on UK citizens
The Guardian and Channel4 – in a joint investigation – have released documents sourced by whistleblower Edward Snowden. The documents reveal that US intelligence agencies were given far greater powers to spy on UK citizens by UK intelligence agency GCHQ … Continue reading
Surveillance technology out of control, says Lord Ashdown
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/18/surveillance-technology-out-of-control-ashdown The technology used by Britain’s spy agencies to conduct mass surveillance is “out of control”, raising fears about the erosion of civil liberties at a time of diminished trust in the intelligence services, according to the former Liberal Democrat … Continue reading
Guardian editor to face MPs over Snowden intelligence leaks
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24876725 Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger is to be questioned by MPs over the newspaper’s publication of leaks by ex-US security contractor Edward Snowden. Mr Rusbridger will give evidence to the Home Affairs Select Committee next month, a Guardian spokesman confirmed. … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, Nick Clegg, politics
Tagged Cameron, Clegg, ConDem spin, war of bullshit
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