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- janrocks, on 04/21/2008, -0/+0More spying done "secretly" by sneaky back door methods in the "new police state"
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New anti-terrorism rules 'allow US to spy on British motoris
telegraph.co.uk — Routine journeys carried out by millions of British motorists can be monitored by authorities in the United States and other enforcement agencies across the world under anti-terrorism rules introduced discreetly by Jacqui Smith.
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- janrocks, on 04/21/2008, -0/+0More spying done "secretly" by sneaky back door methods in the "new police state"
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