Spooky

Terry Hall - The Specials

We recently called in to our local library to use the internet. We found that as we opened our browser our laptop froze, the mouse stopped working, the screen froze, and that was the end of our session. Having rebooted again and again with the same result, we assumed with had downloaded a virus?

We downloaded some Malware with the latest updates and patches, but still no better results. Finally we telephoned a friend who advised us this was the result of someone hacking into the libraries wireless network. ‘Get out of there fast’ was the recommendation. We moved to a different location and it all worked fine. Having worked with a webmaster who was formerly GCHQ, whom was so secretive about his past life, he would not even tell us his age on his birthday We are well aware of government eavesdropping. Technically illegal, it was got round by getting the US to spy on our citizens and we spied on theirs. That's what you call a special relationship. 

This brings us to Plaid Cymru news release:

Cameron must come clean on Assembly spy claims

Plaid Cymru’s Simon Thomas has said that the Prime Minister must disclose whether the change in policy to allow security services to eavesdrop on Assembly Members was approved by a UK Minister.

Mr Thomas, a former MP for Ceredigion said if the unacceptable policy continues it could create a two tier system for elected representatives in the UK.

 Mid and West AM for the Party of Wales Simon Thomas commented: “David Cameron must come clean on the claims the new policy for the interception of communications of Assembly Members was signed off at the highest level.

 “The Prime Minister used to talk about the big society, but now it seems it is the big brother society in the UK today.

It seems we are all being spied on. By whom and for what purposes we can only speculate? 'Why do you record my 'phone calls are you planning a bootleg LP'. Take it away Terry, the Specials knew the score even back then.