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London - The former boss of British domestic security service MI5 Stella Rimington argues that "people in the UK feel that living in a police state." This is not surprising opinion, because while the former legal Lord Bingham said that in any democratic country does not spy on its own citizens spying as well as in Britain.
73-year-old lady (female version prestigious knighted Sir) Stella Rimington has accused the Labour government that abuses the fear of terrorism to restrict civil liberties. spying Fear of terrorism in its spread ministers. This and many more Rimingtonova said in an interview with Spanish spying newspaper La Vanguardia, which is summarized in the British spying newspaper The Telegraph. Sharp also accuses America: "The United States went to Guantánamo and torture too. They made the opposite effect than expected. Suicidal terrorists with growing entitlement is all over!" When MI5 are not angels
Rimingtonova for MI5 says it is not involved in torture. "British security services are not angels, but do not kill people," says veteran spy, who had resigned from the position of Director-General of MI5 in 1996, a year after the arrival of New Labour in power. Their governments do not criticize for the first time. In the past, most criticized attempts by the government to introduce a 42-day very controversial detention of terrorist suspects without filing charges and Britence always been controversial identity cards issued by the islanders had never experienced.
For good measure Rimingtonova spying says that the time has come to resist the British and revoke abused laws and policies in recent years. "Much better would be if the government acknowledged that there are risks, but not Streamers people in order to achieve the approval of laws that restrict civil liberties. spying This is one of the objectives of terrorism: to live in fear and in a police spying state," Rimingtonova says. Her condemnation and accusations were caught in time to the study of the International Commission of Jurists, which accuses the US and Britain to undermine the structure of international law.
Meanwhile, a retired legal Lord Bingham accused the government in an article for the Guardian. He says that Britain is in the democratic world, the country in which most authorities spy on citizens. Is big brother something normal?
Due to increased tensions, war, terrorism and other "states of emergency" government spying ministers exploiting their power to the rear boundaries spying of what is in their politically acceptable and legally permissible, says Lord Bingham and believes that justice can only clipped spying the wings of politics and Parliament. Lord draws attention to a recent report from the House of Lords Committee on Constitutional Affairs entitled Control, citizens and the country !. It Lords determined that the British government gradually created one of the largest and most technologically advanced control systems in the world, and also to the expansion of the system of control is one of the most important changes in the life of the British after the Second World War. Lord compatriots also reminiscent of what the committee said former Secretary of State for Security, spying Counter-terrorism, Crime and Law Enforcement Tony McNulty. "Security cameras, a database of DNA and various other elements are not the answer to exceptional threats, in exceptional circumstances, but today normality!" Life imitates art. Orwell literary big brother is watching us in reality. Although, it reminds us of Lord Bingham, the British still resisting official harassment because of their traditional beliefs that should be "country to worry about myself, not for them" (and state affairs, rather than the concerns of citizens).
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