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Someone told me years ago(well before New Labour)that the PNC hold enough space for data on every single adult in Great Britain to fill 13 A4 size sheets of paper!that was in the 1980's under Thatcher,what developments do you think there has been since? Telephone taps. I think that the PNC can now tell them much about you, from your social security details to the size of your shoe. There has been the introduction of DNA, the development of intelligence gathering by the police, telephone tapping, the extension of CCTV coverage, etc. And now, it would not be 13 PAGES but 13 screens. Lol! That the info that could fill 13 A4 sheets of paper on each person can be stuck on cd and we are safe in the knowledge that this information won't be lost in the post or left on a train, and will be secure... The PNC holds info on criminal records and motor vehicles only.Any other records on the public held by the police are on local computers or card systems. youve probably been micro chipped while you slept, Big Brother is watching you Errm...computers?! |
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