captain cab wrote:
wannabeeahack wrote:
oh no, it wont be thier fault...
(dont forget ian huntley was school caretaker, and this case is a nursery employee)
i bet someone in an office at westminster (on a bloody good wage) is right now coming up with a scheme to lockdown anyone remotely connected with childcare or transport, it wont matter how much it costs cos the cost will be paid by the applicant/worker/taxi driver
How do you suggest we weed out those criminals who havent yet committed any crime and are presumably innocent......timecop perhaps?
CC
well most of it internet-led (kiddy porn) - and this case certainly was so theres your start - 100% monitoring of all internet traffic to badge holders PCs via IP address.....
BTW, it isnt for ME to suggest anything/system, HMG will have hordes of idle hands on standby, there will be a quango with a CEO (pension included) and when it goes tits up there will be a golden handshake and no blame...
maybe GCHQ own "Echalon" is being setup as we speak
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Echelon intercepts and processes international communications via passing communications satellites. It is part of a global surveillance system that is now over 50 years old. The US National Security Agency (NSA) and Britain's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) run the system.
The purpose of the network is to collect signals intelligence (Sigint) by covertly intercepting foreign and international communications. Other parts of the Sigint system intercept messages from the Internet, from undersea cables, from radio transmissions, from secret equipment installed inside embassies, or use orbiting satellites to monitor signals anywhere on the earth's surface. The system includes stations run by the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
They can access and process almost all of the worlds satellite communications, automatically analysing and relaying it to 'customers' who may be continents away. Not all of the stations use the same codename. But all are part of the same integrated global network using the same equipment and methods to extract information and intelligence illicitly from billions of messages every day, all over the world.
Under a secret agreement signed in 1947, called UKUSA, the English-speaking countries agreed to share responsibility for overseeing surveillance in different parts of the world. Britain's zone included Africa and Europe, east to the Ural Mountains of the former USSR; Canada covered northern latitudes and Polar regions; Australia covered Oceania.
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