[Colchester] (no subject)

[Wayland Sothcott]

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.  
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> 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.
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> With regards to Labour without a huge debate they have done a lot for vulnerable people. 
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> 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.
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> 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.
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> 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.
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> Thanks
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> Toby
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Toby,

To address your point about Tony being such a good PM please watch the 
7/7 video on this site:
http://wearechange.org.uk/research/research.html

Seriously, please tell me what you think, after you have watched it.

Wayland.