The Enemy Within – Member Of Parliament Arrested By Counter-Terror Police!
The Houses of Parliament, London
We’ve all watched the British government pass one unjust law after the next outlawing protest and silencing dissent.
This worrying trend encouraged me to go public and make my eyewitness testimony public in book form as I realised it wasn’t long before the ‘democratic’ British government began banning books and disappearing people.
As if underlining the government’s descent into totalitarianism we witnessed yet another sign of state paranoia this week when Member of Parliament, Damian Green was arrested by counter-terror police for releasing information in the public’s interest. Whatever next…?
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Damian Green is a Conservative frontbench Opposition party spokesman, not a Labour Government Minister. This affair is very frightening for anyone who criticises (eveen the Government or the Police or the intelligence agencies.
If you are researching anything to do with the tentacles of the State, via the world wide web, or using email or using mobile phone, or physically meeting contacts, you should take a few basic precautions, no matter how innocent you think you are.
e.g. see Spy Blog’s Hints and Tips for Whistleblowers – Technical Hints and Tips for protecting the anonymity of sources for Whistleblowers, Investigative Journalists, Campaign Activists and Political Bloggers etc.
Hmmm… anyone who uses that link from home has just added themselves to the GCHQ watchlist.
It would be more advisable to glean the site from some remote Internet cafe.
well done daniel for getting the truth out. to be honest i thought something was amiss on the day of 7/7. ‘power surges’ and a distinct lack of cctv and/or other evidence. planted evidence etc, and it struck me as very odd that the bus would be re-routed only to end up right outside a hospital (how convenient) just as it blows up. i’m a rational person but i am becoming more and more suspicious of the ‘establishment’ and especially with their new laws against protesting (surely the hallmark of a democratic right to freedom of speech?) even today we read about a new law which means we might be arrested for photographing police ‘at work’ (hmmm now why would they want to prevent any impartial evidence i wonder?!) and the outrageous arrest of damian green very much reeks of totalitarianism. Daniel, i think that over the next few years we will see more and more dodgy things happening, no doubt more ‘inside jobs’ and clever use of media to brainwash us all. the future scares me, Daniel, sometimes I think I should just go find a desert island!!! good luck, stay safe.