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An army of snoopers is being trained, but it is not run by GCHQ
An army of spies is being trained across the British Isles. They are not ‘fifth columnists’ but the man in the pub, the woman on the bus, and even your fellow worker. A series of training modules, examined by The … Continue reading
Turkey’s latest moves hint at the next tragic stage of the Middle East war [OPINION]
Turkey’s volatile president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has issued statements attacking the Obama administration and its role in the Middle East. And his allies in Turkey have followed suit. Such outbursts may well signal the end of NATO’s role in the … Continue reading
Journalist imprisoned on Australia’s gulag accuses health agency of death by neglect after latest tragedy
On Christmas Eve, Oscar and Delta compounds – two sections of Australia’s offshore prison on Manus Island – were wrecked after rioting. Wilson Security guards were ejected from the compounds. This was in response to the death of 27 year … Continue reading
After the JD Sports scandal, is it not time to organise a new post-capitalism model of unions?
There are seven million temporary and casualised workers in Britain, many of whom are paid the pathetic minimum hourly wage. Just under a million are forced to accept zero hours contracts, offering no guarantee of work. They are ‘Generation Zero’, … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Resistance
Tagged anarcho-syndicalism, industrial action, JD Sports, networking, networks, post-capitalism, strikes, sydicalism, trade unions, zero-hours contracts
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‘Blacklisting’ in Britain is rife – and in the total surveillance society, no one is immune
Blacklisting, whereby people are denied work because of their political beliefs or affiliations, is illegal and allegedly no longer practised. But in our current surveillance society, a host of other intrusive practices have replaced it. Private companies may be vetting … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Intelligence, Resistance, Surveillance
Tagged blacklisting, GCHQ, RIPA, spycops, vetting agencies
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Blacklisting scandal is back on the agenda, and 1000s could finally see justice
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announced it has re-opened its files on the blacklisting of workers. While this news is to be welcomed, questions remain over how far the ICO will extend its review – and how many of those … Continue reading
There’s a spycop inside your computer – and it’s not a game!
Twenty-first century policing will see the cop disappear from the streets, only to reappear in your computer and smartphone. For the populace as a whole (and the police) this new reality presents new challenges. Britain’s police are now offered … Continue reading
