Here we go...

[Mr Whippy]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4675273.stm

Jack Straw said:

There may be some costs but it is surely a cost we ought to pay for the preservation of human life

So, this week it's emails and phone messages and texts, which terrorists DON'T use, as they are already weak.

Next week it's ID cards, which everyone is entitled to, even people who have not yet decided to become a criminal and do attrocious acts can have them, and are no more obvious a "target" than anyone else up until it's too late.

Where will this end.

George Galloway was already slated for his "offensive" comments last Friday, as he didn't respect the deaths of the people in London on Thursday, but already Labour are using their deaths to push their own propoganda.

It's a sad day. Only the people who will absorb this drivel have the real power to stop it happening, the vast majority of the population.
Within weeks anyone opposed to email storage and ID cards will be seen by the general public as allowing further deaths to happen, fed by the BBC and Labour's propoganda machine.

Sickening use of this attrocity.

BLiar mimself said the attacks shouldn't change the way we live our lives, but already Labour are suggesting some of the largest changes to the populations freedoms for the worse.



Dave

EDIT:

BBC News website said:

In his interview with BBC London, Sir Ian Blair said "some of the agonies" of recent days "would be solved" by identity cards. But Home Secretary Charles Clarke has said earlier he did not believe identity cards would have prevented the bombings.

Few, at least we have *some* hope... but how long will this "good cop, bad cop" routine last?


>> Edited by Mr Whippy on Tuesday 12th July 14:54

[theexcession]

Mr Whippy said:

Where will this end?

When the Government, as The Police once sang, can track 'Every move you make, every breath you take'.

and this aint too far away.

Please, stop the world, I want to get off.

best
Ex