grisham
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 Re:Leveson Enquiry (Posted on: 2012-03-24 10:59:48)
Again, as in many posts, we find ourselves with the clear evidence that what is acceptable to those who enforce the law, is far wider when they are in fact breaking it. Ths is a long practiced technique used by the private and public sector; we just don\'t admitt it. Now certain high end offivcials have been caught with their pants down, as usual the government is pretending to be disgusted and orders an inquiry. The problem is when one inquires after one\'s own faults it tends to have a rose tinted view. I can tell you for sure, senior officials in our government practice far more excessive / abusive techniques than those currently being investigated.
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Leveson Enquiry (Posted on: 2012-03-21 18:52:45)
Is the Leveson Enquire going to produce any worthwhile results, what is press freedom, considering David Cameron was giving out instructions that the police and the press should ignore our human rights and name riots and put out their pictures in the press and on massive posters, and on projected pictures on the town centers walls. When is it right to break the law and in what circumstances.
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