Channel 4's Dispatches, scheduled for tonight at 20:00, may prove to be rather interesting:
"Dispatches exposes the shocking story of Britain's secret police and how undercover officers reportedly used sex and lies to spy on members of the public.
The programme reveals the names of high-profile targets spied on by the police.
Through the personal testimony of a whistleblower who operated deep undercover for four years, the film examines the ethically dubious tactics of a clandestine unit within the Metropolitan police.
Tasked with infiltrating political campaigns and protest groups, it operated under the unofficial motto 'By any means necessary'.
The programme speaks exclusively to the women who say their lives have been wrecked after being spied upon; and who reveal how they were duped into sexual relationships with men they didn't even know were cops.
One of the women reveals the heart-wrenching story of how she was also deceived into having a child with a police spy."
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ReplyDeleteI expect to see more of the same as we get deeper into the EUSSR, the new Euro-Nanny will need information and data to keep the population quiet and compliant in just the way the old USSR did. I wonder if this need to spy on the population by Nanny, is the real reason almost everything is being moved towards online access only? If Nanny could stop you from using the web, she could almost exclude you from having a life.