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The FRA law was accepted by the Swedish parlament

Started by Tobbelainnen, June 18, 2008, 23:42:56

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Tobbelainnen

Tonight the FRA law was accepted..... Earlier today it was not accepted, but they made some changes to it and after this it was accepted, basically it means this:

The law enables Sweden's National Defence Radio Establishment (F€™€Ã,¶rsvarets Radioanstalt - FRA) to monitor "all" outgoing and incoming communications crossing SwedenÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,s borders.




If USSR hadn't resolved, perheps we could have joined them?!



Fecking dissapointed......
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Quote from: Tobbelainnen
Tonight the FRA law was accepted..... Earlier today it was not accepted, but they made some changes to it and after this it was accepted, basically it means this:

The law enables Sweden's National Defence Radio Establishment (F€™€Ã,¶rsvarets Radioanstalt - FRA) to monitor "all" outgoing and incoming communications crossing SwedenÃ,,Ã,,žÃ,s borders.
If USSR hadn't resolved, perheps we could have joined them?!
Fecking dissapointed......
Sshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Tobe - the cunts are listening!

Mikey J

Yeh, we can hear you over here. Now you'll be able to hear us fart.  Time to reject the elite bastards in the EU wanting to take our rights from us.  Vote No when you get a chance.

JFB Tech

In the UK we have had a system called Echelon for years apparently, this monitors all voice and data traffic.  It is supposed to be fully automatic, listening out for key words and phrases.
Drive it like you mean it!

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