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    "In Germany, they came first for the Communists, And I didn't speak
    up because I wasn't a Communist;

    And then they came for the trade unionists, And I didn't speak up
    because I wasn't a trade unionist;

    And then they came for the Jews, And I didn't speak up because I
    wasn't a Jew;

    And then . . . they came for me . . . And by that time there was no
    one left to speak up."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came...

I am the son of a refugee from Hitler's Austria (then Germany).  I do 
not think you are being unduly alarmist.


Phil Ogden wrote:
>
> I rarely stick my head above the parapet nowadays as my DP role has 
> diminished.
>
> I do so now because if "they" are making a list of names of the 
> dissenters and connecting people who know people then I want in too 
> (yes, I joined the "send all your emails to Jacqui Smith" day campaign 
> on Facebook for just the same reason).
>
> I do, however, have a serious contribution referring to something Tim 
> touched upon with the "Nothing to Hide" brigade.
>
> Nazi Germany - I can think of around six million people who thought 
> they had nothing to hide, then times changed and they probably wished 
> their ethnicity was a little less of a matter of public record. 
> Previously witches were burned at the stake, this is no longer regular 
> practice (apart from some remote parts of Africa) but who knows if 
> sanity will prevail (history shows us otherwise).
>
> Times change, and what's recorded cannot be un-recorded. In addition 
> these "intelligence" systems rely on heresay and rumour, ephemeral 
> connections that may have been totally innocent at the time, things 
> done and said whilst blind drunk (the internet should have a 
> breathalyser fitted as standard!), or even things done by other people 
> in our name - we are not talking about burden of proof here, what's 
> being stored isn't verified as actually being correct in content or 
> attribution.
>
> It just strikes me as desperately foolish to take the "nothing to 
> hide" view - or am I being overly paranoid?
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> </end second rant!>
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> Phil Ogden.
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> [rant]
> I wonder if there is some sort of correlation here.  The nations with 
> the most stringent data protection and privacy regulations in the 
> early days seemed to be those with a history of totalitarianism, 
> surveillance and intrusion(!) into individual privacy.
>
> Hungary was a Safe Haven, for example.  France, invaded by Nazi 
> Germany is against whistle blowers.  Spain has draconian penalties.
>
> And here we have the UK under Brown's New Labour, showing all the 
> enthusiasms of Wilson et al for regulation and gathering of little 
> bits of control and information.
>
> And the "Them with nowt to hide has nowt to fear" reactions of the 
> Daily Mail reader are in tune with this.
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> Whatever the popular press and knee jerk government may say, the world 
> is no more full of terrorists now that it was of anarchists in 1914 in 
> Sarajevo.  They just want to control us.  And we, the people who have 
> delegated power to out elected representatives, put up with all this 
> surveillance in order to save a couple of lives which could never have 
> been saved anyway.
>
> Terrorists look like you and like me.  They look normal until the 
> moment them commit their acts.
>
> Of course Ibrahim, you and I are now connected.  Your name is not 
> classically Anglo Saxon, I'm the son of an immigrant, and you have 
> expressed an interest over monitoring of terrorism in this manner. 
>  Shall we both, now, expect a knock on the door because iof this email 
> exchange on a public list?  Have we both committed yet another new 
> crime of discussing terrorism while not not classically Anglo Saxon?
> [/rant]
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> Ibrahim Hasan wrote:
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> Social networking sites like Facebook could be monitored by the UK 
> government under proposals to make them keep details of users' 
> contacts.The Home Office said it was needed to tackle crime gangs and 
> terrorists who might use the sites, but said it would not keep the 
> content of conversations. Civil liberties campaigners have called the 
> proposal a "snoopers' charter".
>
> _http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7962631.stm_
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> Regards
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> Ibrahim Hasan
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> Solicitor and Trainer
> _www.informationlaw.org.uk_ <http://www.informationlaw.org.uk/>
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