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The Blonde, the Cop and the bad bad Web

Filed under: Desperate election stunts.

Source: AustralianITHelen Coonan image

Without prior notice or discussion, Australia's Communication Minister (the irony of that title), Helen Coonan, today tabled a Bill in Federal Parliament that hands the Federal Police Commissioner the power to decide what Web content is crime or terrorism related and to demand that ISP's ban such sites.

 

Australia already has overview of criminal or terrorism web content via departments such as ACMA, ASIO and the AFP. One wonders what those departments think about being usurped by a dope like Mick Keelty.

Image of Mick KeeltyKeelty is a submissive public servant with a record of high profile fuck ups.

Where would individuals such as Richard Neville or the Chaser's war on Apec stand under the scrutiny of Keelty, after making him and his mates look like complete fuckwits on many occasions?

3 comments

Comment by magoo on 21 September 07 @ 18:35 Email
Why bitchin` about this? They won`t block the Teletubby website...
Comment by John on 21 September 07 @ 18:57 Email
What my post say's, Magoo, is that this dopey Government has added even more power to a single individual that is on top of the mind numbing powers they already have.
If you want to call that "bitchin" then you had better start justifying your point of view beyond the trivia of TellyTubbies.
Comment by magoo on 25 September 07 @ 21:55 Email
My point is, that the`re not gonna block anything that would attract a clean slates attention...

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