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Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 17:09 GMT
I still don't understand how the fuck that's meant to work.
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 16:37 GMT
Ian Huntley didn't work at a primary school, he worked at a secondary school.
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 17:09 GMT
I still don't understand how the fuck that's meant to work.
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 17:09 GMT
and he was a janitor, and the kids didn't go to his school. I love how they're all so f-----g clueless about their faverate pin up for the "child protection databases campaign" if we'd had better data sharing huntley wouldn't have worked with kids!
Tshhhh
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 18:20 GMT
You build a site aimed at the children of the techological boom age and fill it with reconstructions of infamous IT stories using playmobil figures. Once these innocent little children have been hooked you allow them to leave asinine comments not unlike this one moderated over by a domineering voluptuous beauty clad in... well I'll let your imagination run riot about that. UK Gov PLC pick up on this and insist that the moderatrix pays her 64 quid to register on this magical database thingy making us all safe from nasty strangers we don't know from Adam.
Personally I'll sleep a lot sounder once our moderatrix has been vetted.
More seriously it makes my feel like building a site aimed at children just so I can stick two fingers up at wacky jaqui and tell her to FRO.
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 18:25 GMT
I heard the chief exec of the ISA on woman's hour the best part of a year ago. I wondered at the time whether he was full pay, what with not having an organisation to run. Ho hum.
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 18:25 GMT
It proves that They Are Doing Something.
It shows that Measures Are Being Taken.
There you are - job done.
Err ... unless you had some weird idea about it being supposed to actually do anything useful?
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 18:27 GMT
So it's delayed until after the general election? Until the government find a convenient excuse for indefinitely postponing the general election, that is.
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 23:42 GMT
Quoth a mouthpiece: "This scheme is built on existing strong safeguards and significantly more will start on 12 October but it is vital the scheme's final elements are properly designed, piloted and tested before they are introduced."
My instinctive reaction was "more NuLab bullshit and lies". And I live in Canada, not under the thumb of NL. "Existing strong safeguards" my eye! The system will probably leak information like a clapped out sieve and be full of innumerable factual errors that cannot be corrected. The "properly designed, piloted and tested" line is revealed as a lie because NuLab's track record with IT is that nothing is ever done properly, nothing at all.
Do Mr. Brown and Mrs. Smith realize that they and their party have absolutely _NO_ credibility? That everything they or their underlings say is presumed to be lies forged by spin doctors? How can they look themselves in the mirror in the morning?
[Sadly, Firefox pre-fill tells me that I've already used this subject line at least once.]
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 23:42 GMT
as it does not cover, parents, grand parents, aunts, uncles, friends ....... why not have everyone on this database linked to the NHS and Police then we can really get the purge underway.
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 23:42 GMT
"are properly designed, piloted and tested before they are introduced."
So let me see if I have the official story straight.
The full roll out was set for when?
But *then* they realised the schemes "Final elements" had not even been *designed* yet.
So they thought they'd better get a move on.
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 23:42 GMT
all you hypocrites will be whining about an invasion of personal privacy. Make your Daily Mail minds up.
Posted Tuesday 24th March 2009 10:40 GMT
Forget the whining or sarcasm that usually co-incides with this question, but since it is known* that the VAST majority of child abuse occurs in the home by either a parent or relative or close friend of the family - WHAT THE FUCK ARE THEY ACTUALLY DOING TO PROTECT CHILDREN!??!?! FFS!!!
and I never resort to caps - these people make me madder than the tw@ who has just lied about ramming my car from behind and claiming it was my fault - and that's pretty angry I can tell you.
*I realise I'm supposed to quote a wiki source or something at this point, but does anyone NOT know this?
Flames, because whilst they fiddle, Rome burns. (no pun intended)
Posted Tuesday 24th March 2009 14:05 GMT
"all you hypocrites will be whining about an invasion of personal privacy. Make your Daily Mail minds up."
Nope we are being pretty damned consistent - do you not think forcing people to sign up to yet another pointless database is yet another invasion of privacy?
How does this database help keep things private?
All in all - do you know whatthe word hypocrite means?