David Cameron pledges anti-terror law for internet after Paris attacks

Britain’s intelligence agencies should have the legal power to break into the encrypted communications of suspected terrorists to help prevent any Paris-style attacks, David Cameron proposed on Monday.

The prime minister said a future Conservative government would aim to deny terrorists “safe space” to communicate online, days after awarning from the director general of MI5, Andrew Parker, that the intelligence agencies are in danger of losing the ability to monitor “dark places” on the net.

The prime minister outlined his plans after meeting Britain’s intelligence chiefs in the wake of the Paris attacks. He promised to ensure there would be what officials describe as “no no-go areas” on the net where terrorists can hide.

Speaking after giving a speech on the economy in Nottingham, Cameron said: “In extremis, it has been possible to read someone’s letter, to listen to someone’s call, to mobile communications … The question remains: are we going to allow a means of communications where it simply is not possible to do that? My answer to that question is: no, we must not. The first duty of any government is to keep our country and our people safe.”

The so called conspiracy theorists are next on their hit list. Cameron's UN speech did come to true.

And don't forget. They routinely refer to anyone they group into CT set as as 'most probably mentally unbalanced'.

I am still rippling from the sentences Mr. Vanderbilt used on CNN shortly after the SH rollout snafu. He was working some hard agency lines through amerikan frontal lobes, citing the need for sweeping internet changes and regulations, specifically because "basement dweller CT freaks were, using the internet, able to reach out to others just like themselves", whereas, in the mind of Anderson Cooper, well, he openly, quite starkly posited whether these "freaks should even be heard from at all"!

He was laying groundwork for the other half of obamacare.
Rounding up the crazies.

I don't listen to them all the time.
But when I do, I listen for the pet sound bites closely.

Who does this?

The zionist media.

That's who.

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Source:www.theguardian.com...

Oh! By the way Davey Boy, when ya gonna release that Iraq inquiry report?

Sorry, shouldn't bring up the real important stuff, like parliamentary Pedo's, banking fraud, rampant political corruption etc....etc! We should all be quaking in our shoes, demanding the government "do something" to protect us and not bother them with trivial stuff.

a reply to: Boeing777
Wait a minute, am I incorrect or didnt the brits try to control the internet before, but using porn as an excuse? So did that fail, and they moved on to the next reason?

a reply to: Boeing777

Please could someone explain what "dark places on the net means" - Thank you.

When we first had the terrorism law come in it was clear from the way the police used it that it would be turned onto ordinary citizens and it was. Its a great means of spying on us and this time I think cameron should give ordinary english scottish and whoever who have no sympathies or links to islam the benefit of being out of its spying reach. This legislation is against a muslim threat, not non muslims.

Last night on our tv we had a black interviewer - ridiculing someone about the muslim problems of taking over parts of london.and other cities and making their areas no -go to non muslims. He did his best to make the guy look ridiculous but he forgot to mention the 'muslim police' who strut their ridiculous low baggy trouser look here in London etc.
It won't be long before we see a proliferation of arms held in order to protect one's family as muslims seem to be able to get their hands on whatever armoury they want.

i thought for sure , this Attack was a false flag to stop France from voting on Palestinian "state"

guess i was wrong *rolls eyes*

a reply to: Boeing777

What Cameron wants is dependent on him and his party winning a majority in the upcoming election which looks unlikely , I'd be interested to see Miliband's thoughts on the subject.

Here we go typical poltician powergrab, never let a crisis go to waste.

So if terrorists used pigeons to communicate then Cammybot would seek to destroy all pigeons? No safe place for them to hide? What about parliament? Seems like the safest place for terrorists at the moment. You wanna stop them terrorists? Stop funding and employing them then you arsehole

I gotta tell ya, the UK is going in a very scary direction. Sometimes more so than even the US when it comes to reacting to terrorism.

Tread Carefully.

He also plans to outlaw any and all end to end encyption services used for messaging.

Wha tsApp and iMessage could be banned under new surveillance plans

“In our country, do we want to allow a means of communication between people which […] we cannot read?”

WELL APPARENTY WE DO DAVE.

And so it begins.

originally posted by: Dabrazzo
He also plans to outlaw any and all end to end encyption services used for messaging.

Wha tsApp and iMessage could be banned under new surveillance plans

“In our country, do we want to allow a means of communication between people which […] we cannot read?”

WELL APPARENTY WE DO DAVE.

And so it begins.

# Cameron , # Theressa may and # the torys to hell!

You read this GCHQ? Read this MI5 you snooping prying bastards? # you all!

Your filthy scum for using a tragedy to further your aim of control!

originally posted by: Dabrazzo
He also plans to outlaw any and all end to end encyption services used for messaging.

Wha tsApp and iMessage could be banned under new surveillance plans

“In our country, do we want to allow a means of communication between people which […] we cannot read?”

WELL APPARENTY WE DO DAVE.

And so it begins.

Hey, I know....

Let's start by seeing what goes on behind his closed doors...

I'll show you mine if you show me yours!

Also, buy a cheap discardable pre-paid mobile in a shop, and boom, you've just defeated the most sophisticated systems proposed in this Snoopers Charter, no?

So it's not for spying on terrorists at all, it's for spying on We The People.

Soon the Pre-crime unit will pick us all up YESTERDAY. So says the Avid Moran.

I call for civil disobedience!

If they pass this law I will spam codded PGP messages!

And when the police drag me in I will keep silent and demand a lawyer and a court date and waste as much taxpayer money as possible and the and only THEN will I give them the decryption key a few minutes before I go in front of the magistrates after wasting time and money

And the messages will just have dick picture in them.


I call for everyone to do the same. Show the government they cant curtail our freedom!

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Boeing777

What Cameron wants is dependent on him and his party winning a majority in the upcoming election which looks unlikely , I'd be interested to see Miliband's thoughts on the subject.

They will be along the same lines. Bilderbergers, like birds of a feather, flock together.

Nick Clegg has spoken out against Cameron on this, but then, he knows damn well he will never be in a position where he will be calling the shots.

a reply to: projectvxn
Could never happen in Britain!

a reply to: crazyewok

You won't go in front of a magistrate. The telecommunications act of 2000 (or maybe 2001) has a nasty clause in it whereby if you refuse to hand over a decryption key when asked by a relevant authority, you go directly to jail for 3 months. No trial, no apeal. Go directly to jail, do not pass go, do not collect your 3 minutes of fame.

To make it even worse, when you get released, they will ask you again for the decryption key, and if you still refuse, you go directly back to jail. Repeat ad-infinitum.