Nuclear Power Plant In Sweden Sealed Off - Bird Flu Confirmed, page 3

posted on Jun, 15 2008 @ 12:19 PM

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Two days to go. On June 17, they will vote for the law. Sweden's new much-worse-than-Stasi law...

Swedish press slams proposed surveillance law

13 Jun 08

First, the paper points out the slippery slope facing FRA when it comes to interpreting just how far the agency’s powers are extended by changing its mandate from monitoring “external military threats” to monitoring “external threats” of all kinds.

“The term is so diffuse that it becomes open for free interpretation. The other ‘external threats’ named—such as migration flows, epidemics, and oil spills—illustrate this,” writes GP.

“No matter how many threats are taken into consideration, it’s nevertheless doubtful that they are really so great that they legitimize the infringement on privacy which is now upon us.”

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"External military threats"... "epidemics"... and bird flu?

Hellmutt

posted on Jun, 17 2008 @ 02:36 PM

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I'm not 100% sure, but I believe the Swedes passed the law today! Incredible! This is Big Brother! With this, Sweden is no longer free.

Hellmutt

posted on Jun, 18 2008 @ 05:30 AM

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There's a related thread about the new law here:

Sweden's first step towards the NWO (by David_Reale)

Hellmutt

posted on Jul, 31 2008 @ 12:44 AM

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With this new law in place, Sweden can now monitor 80% of Russia's international calls, which are routed through Sweden...

Moscow worried about Swedish secret services ability to bug Russia's phones

29.07.2008

Russia is worried that a new telecoms law in Sweden may interfere with its telephone traffic as the law allows Swedish intelligence agencies to monitor international phone and internet use to combat terrorism, Russia Today TV channel reports. It adds that four out of five international phone calls from Russia are routed through Sweden.

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Anonymous ATS

posted on Sep, 25 2008 @ 02:20 PM

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80%, that's a lot! They want to spy on Russia! Today, in the news I hear something new about this law. They want to change it to "military threats" instead of "external". Russia is most likely the target with this law, and not Al Qaeda.

mystiq

posted on Sep, 25 2008 @ 02:57 PM

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Since the Scandinavian countries are the only bastion of true, mainly proportional, grass roots democracies that empower the people left in this world, I believe this is a very real attempt to create: problem, reaction, solution, to start to take away their powers. In addition, it may even be an attempt to try and get rid of this shining light in the world first before they proceed with their world plans.

Don't allow your wonderful laws to be trampled on!

Flyworld

posted on Jan, 11 2009 @ 02:21 AM

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Maybe... THE NUCLEAR POWER CAUSES THE BIRD FLU!

Hellmutt

posted on Oct, 17 2009 @ 12:37 PM

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four out of five international phone calls from Russia are routed through Sweden

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Sweden passed the law, 158 to 153...

Sweden passes divisive wiretapping law

An amended version of Sweden's controversial new signals intelligence law was passed in the Riksdag on Wednesday, with 158 members voting in favour and 153 against.

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"Are we really, in a democratic country, going to implement a system which entails wire tapping the masses?" the Left Party's Alice Åström asked her colleagues in the Riksdag

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“The state is going to get unlimited power to monitor citizens' data traffic,”

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To avoid this thread getting too far off-topic...

, the Swedish wiretapping law is being discussed here.

Hellmutt

posted on Apr, 6 2010 @ 09:42 PM

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Possibly related to the Russian "spy" case mentioned in this thread:

The Swedish government wants to make it easier to convict suspected spies.

Broadening of spy laws proposed

2010-04-01

The Government has appointed a commission that will investigate how to make it easier to convict those suspected of spying