This bill is an outrage.
What did you expect from chairman May. This was obvious as soon as she became Prime Minister.

This bill is an outrage.

I'm actually starting to wonder if this has only been passed so that the EU can step in and deem it to be a breach of human rights just prior to another EU referendum, remain would win by a landslide. I don't believe that the establishment ever wanted us to leave.
We are still in the EU, so why has there been no intervention or at least condemnation of this act? It's an open goal in the political sense so I can't see why they're not taking the opportunity to paint themselves in a more positive light.
We are still in the EU, so why has there been no intervention or at least condemnation of this act? It's an open goal in the political sense so I can't see why they're not taking the opportunity to paint themselves in a more positive light.

British spies targeted the CEO of a French web hosting company
In 2009, Britain’s GCHQ spying agency was actively targeting the CEO of one of Europe’s largest cloud hosting. A new report published by Le Monde (in partnership with The Intercept) found OVH CEO Octave Klaba’s name on a list of “interesting names” used as part of a metadata test by GCHQ in 2009, alongside ambassadors and politicians. It’s unclear how thoroughly Klaba was surveilled beyond that test, but the list is strong evidence that he was considered a target by intelligence agencies at the time.
http://www.theverge.com/2016/12/8/13893280/ovh-gchq-spying-french-web-hosting-company-surveillance
Sounds totally legit, guys.
. The fact that intelligence agencies target/infiltrate useful businesses/businessmen is very old, I used to post about it several years ago, back when it first came to light that the NSA/CIA were on an ongoing mission to infiltrate core IXP's and then to completely seize the internet. Well virgin media can go and screw themselves in February.
I have been blocked from all my torrent sites and can only access them through Tor now.
Cannot get into any torrent sites and the ones I can are rubbish.
Going to sort a VPN out this week as I have an old router lying around and it can be flashed to support VPN.
I can see where all this is going and I really don't like it,time to update my network skills I think.
I know someone who could sort it for me but I like learning.![]()
You're a few years late. The fact that intelligence agencies target/infiltrate useful businesses/businessmen is very old, I used to post about it several years ago, back when it first came to light that the NSA/CIA were on an ongoing mission to infiltrate core IXP's and then to completely seize the internet.
OVH runs a fairly substantial European network spanning many major and minor IXP's even over deep ocean fibre back to East Coast USA. It's inevitable that he, and many like him, would be a prime target for coercion/infiltration/CT Nut theory/whatever people want to call it.
What's with the double standards? My post makes more of a point than your post.It is completely unclear what your point is. I don't think even you know what it is.

I'm merely sharing my thoughts on the matter, don't start bringing personal issues into it.
Is that your low level insight into the article? And then when someone comes along to discuss the article you start crying about English that's too advanced for you and start crying about who knows what? I hope you are aware you have come across as an ignorant child, twice in this thread now.
I was pointing out your child-like use of the Latin language before. Not your appalling use of English.
By the way, posting this:
Right after this:
Is daft.
And "rule" is the right word. The people in power today have much more absolute power than an early medieval monarch. An early medieval monarch's absolutist power was unenforceable and therefore far from absolute in reality. The power of the current authorities is practical and enforceable and restraints on it are increasingly just window-dressing without substance. For example, the IPA gives the government the right to lie in court and forbid their target's legal representatives from questioning the evidence. No doubt May et alia would prefer to do away with trials entirely to cut costs and remove any chance of an acquittal, but it's not certain that such a move would be allowed today. In years to come it probably will, but probably not right now. Such a move might allow the other party of authoritarians to get into power.

Yet all you do is bicker about "low-level" things.But you're the one still insisting on acting like a child, I'm not interested in low-level bickering
Yet all you do is bicker about "low-level" things.
I'm in absolute stitches here, well played, I do hope you're not actually delusional though that's pretty serious. 