Politics - Multiple choice question No 97a)
Who has most to gain from the 'Snooper's Charter'?
a) Curtain-twitching reactionaries?
b) Liberals, who, by and large, dislike snoopers and their charters (except for Lord Carlile)?
c) Software companies who'll be paid millions to provide efficient snooping software (or not terribly efficient software, as the case may be)?
d) Those politicians with commercial links to the software companies mentioned in c)?
e) The terrorists, who really give a damn about the fact that ordinary, law-abiding British citizens will have their Internet use scrutinised round the clock (unlike the terrorists who'll no longer use the Internet to communicate as they used to?)
Who has most to gain from the 'Snooper's Charter'?
a) Curtain-twitching reactionaries?
b) Liberals, who, by and large, dislike snoopers and their charters (except for Lord Carlile)?
c) Software companies who'll be paid millions to provide efficient snooping software (or not terribly efficient software, as the case may be)?
d) Those politicians with commercial links to the software companies mentioned in c)?
e) The terrorists, who really give a damn about the fact that ordinary, law-abiding British citizens will have their Internet use scrutinised round the clock (unlike the terrorists who'll no longer use the Internet to communicate as they used to?)
