Take that camera away, I don't want you to see what I'm up to
 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/b...m/10505574.stm

So the Anti-Terrorism Squad are not allowed to install cameras, hidden or otherwise, without first consulting the communities that may (and I emphasise "may") be harbouring terrorists. OK, confine access to who sees what goes on, but it beggars belief that both overt and covert surveillance can't happen. Strange, I thought we gave a mandate to the police and the security agencies to protect us--instead we're micro-managing their techniques. 'king unbelievable.

I'll be there on Airport Road in AD next Friday, protesting about the cameras they're putting up. I expect everyone's full support.

Re: Take that camera away, I don't want you to see what I'm up to
 

Shame I am in Saudi or I would maybe join you, we are putting the poles up for them :thumbup:

By the way no plans to put any up here in saudi although I have seen some dodgy poles been installed in Jeddah.

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yeah see ya there

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I'd be there with bells on but I'm afraid I'm in New York- sorry to gloat but I'm very excited :thumbsup:

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"Dodgy poles" :ohmy:

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Too stupid to believe. As if the police will tell everyone where the hidden cameras are. Obviously a tactic designed to trick the nutters.

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'cept the lunatics are in charge of the asylum...

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All the more daft that there's already CCTV almost everywhere in town centres. Did they ask about that?! Noooooo...