Say NO! To big brother law.

[vResistance 10]

Register your disapproval by signing this petition.

 

 

"To David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Theresa May:

As concerned citizens we urge you to immediately drop plans for an Internet big brother bill (Communications Capabilities Development Programme). Our democracy and civil liberties are under threat from the excessive and unnecessary internet surveillance provisions without any judicial oversight in this bill. We hope you will protect our privacy and keep your election promise to "reverse the rise of the surveillance state". *

 

http://www.avaaz.org/en/stop_the_big_brother_law_a/?tta

 

"The government wants to give itself new powers to spy on our internet and email use in real time -- but a massive national outcry can save the internet and stop the big brother law.

 

Public outrage is growing and news reports suggest that Cameron and Clegg are being forced to slow down their march to secure draconian powers to spy on what we do online. If we pile on the pressure now, we can persuade them to back off the big brother bill for good.

 

The last time this was mooted in Parliament it failed precisely because of strong public opposition. Our call to Cameron, Clegg and Home Secretary Theresa May can protect our privacy and save the internet. Sign the petition to beat back big brother and forward widely."

[DaFoot 10]

Surely you'd be better off signing the petition raised in the no10 website system?

I'll try and find a link.

[DaFoot 10]

http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/32400

 

Of course that does mean giving your details to the people that are trying to get this law passed....

[vResistance 10]

http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/32400

 

Of course that does mean giving your details to the people that are trying to get this law passed....

 

Thanks, I'll sign that too.

[Guest]

It's bizarre that people are more concerned with facebook changing the way their profiles look than the government being able to do what they're planning to do.

[vResistance 10]

It's bizarre that people are more concerned with facebook changing the way their profiles look than the government being able to do what they're planning to do.

 

Agreed.

 

Another petition here 38degrees.org.uk/stop-the-snooping-plan[/url]

[al_partridge 10]

My brother in law is massive, I wouldn't dare say no to him.

[mort 10]

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