GCSB investigates itself

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The Government's spies are snooping on each other as the GCSB tries to find out who talked to the Labour Party.

The Government's spies are snooping on each other as the GCSB tries to find out who talked to the Labour Party.

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15/10/2012 5:47:13 p.m.

dennis wrote:

This is odd. How is it that the former chief executive of the UK Intellectual Property Office arrives just in time to "accidentally" spy on Megaupload Limited for the U.S. of America, installed as the Prime Minister's head spy at the New Zealand Government's communications security service? These "accidents" such as omitting to tell Dotcom's lawyer they wanted to take all Megaupload Limited's property are fictional, for God's sake. When does someone get held to account and restrained from having all these "accidents"??????

13/10/2012 11:44:45 p.m.

dennis wrote:

Ian joined the UK Civil Service in 1989 after an earlier career in the New Zealand diplomatic service. He worked initially in the (then) Monopolies & Mergers Commission, until 1991. Ian then worked in Trade Policy at the end of the GATT Uruguay Round, and continued this work during a secondment with European Commission, negotiating in the World Trade Organisation on Free Trade Agreements. Ian returned to the UK in 1998 and, after working in DTI’s HR area, Ian joined the then Overseas Trade Services organisation at the time the Wilson Review of Export Promotion was being finalised and British Trade International was being established, working on finance HR and corporate policy issues. In 2000, Ian undertook a secondment with the UN Administration in Kosovo as Head of the Customs Service and Department of Trade & Industry. He returned later that year to head DTI’s Directorate responsible for electricity and gas policy. During 2002, Ian moved to the Cabinet Office as Principal Private Secretary to Sir Andrew Turnbull, the Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Home Civil Service. Since 2004, Ian has been Managing Director, International in UKTI, managing the UK’s foreign commercial service. On 2 April 2007 The Patent Office will change its name to UK Intellectual Property Office to better reflect the wide range of Intellectual property services it offers. The Patent Office is an Executive Agency of DTI within OSI and responsible for the national framework of Intellectual Property rights, comprising patent, designs, trade marks and copyright

13/10/2012 5:50:15 p.m.

eddie wrote:

Ohhh my!...a lose/lose conspricy theory it must end up ultimately Labour 'winning'?

A: the recording/tape is never produced
B: the spies/agency deleted/desroyed it
C: the PM ordered it destroyed, if it existed

Question...if you make a statement, and an accusation , who is the burdoun of proof on?...shearer(labour) is in a hole here, lol...as an abstract from Goff being whipped (show me the money), Shearer is now being asked 'Put up or shut up'....I think SHUT UP!