[Colchester] (no subject)

[Chris Pritchard]

but britain, once being a country with lots of freedoms is being  
eroded into a country in which we can be arrested and held without a  
trial, this is the opposite of innocent until proven guilty and this  
erosion should stop. ( I say vote lib dem!)
On 15 Jun 2008, at 13:04, Toby Whaymand wrote:

> I your points are very vialed. With regards to the data protection  
> Act I'm not saying it right or wrong but just that how it is.
>
> Sadly with great power, (being the internet) comes great  
> responsibility (can't remember which movie or TV show I got that  
> from, prob Star Trek) and there needs to be some kind of control  
> even if it means having new laws that make exceptions to the Data  
> Protection Act.
>
> With regards to Labour without a huge debate they have done a lot  
> for vulnerable people.
>
> The Council have a legal duty to house anyone who lived in the area  
> for 2 years or have a connection like family members in the area,  
> who have live in the area for over 5 years.
>
> With regards to the unemployment New Deal started within days of  
> Labour coming into power back in 1997 and millions of under 25 years  
> old got into employment and higher education.  The type of  
> vulnerable people who otherwise would have been pushed aside.  - To  
> me that very liberal.
>
> I know Labour have made mistakes and I don't want to go into a  
> debate but it is important to remember all the good stuff Mr Blur  
> has done for us.  I would even say he was one of the Great Prime  
> Ministers of are time.
>
> Thanks
>
> Toby
>
>
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