Hooray! A small step forwards for our Civil Liberties as the Government offers "consultation" on its scheme to keep a record of every e-mail ever (presumably just in case Osama Bin Liner is either a Nigerian prince with cashflow difficulties, offering to donate one cent towards the treatment of a little baby with heart disease for every forward, or purveyor of the best herbal high on the Internet).
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...a blog by Richard Flowers
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Day 2846: Government Drops Dead Donkey: You May Resume Flirting By E-Mail (whatever THAT means).
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Hooray! A small step forwards for our Civil Liberties as the Government offers "consultation" on its scheme to keep a record of every e-mail ever (presumably just in case Osama Bin Liner is either a Nigerian prince with cashflow difficulties, offering to donate one cent towards the treatment of a little baby with heart disease for every forward, or purveyor of the best herbal high on the Internet).
Hooray! A small step forwards for our Civil Liberties as the Government offers "consultation" on its scheme to keep a record of every e-mail ever (presumably just in case Osama Bin Liner is either a Nigerian prince with cashflow difficulties, offering to donate one cent towards the treatment of a little baby with heart disease for every forward, or purveyor of the best herbal high on the Internet).
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Millennium, you are the most perspicacious of elephants.
And now Metric is saved
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/blog/2008/oct/18/retail
it's almost like a well-practicsed spinner or two has rejoined the Government.
Sorry, I meant IMPERIAL was saved DOH!
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