Fascists in British Government plan to ban photography in public places

by Cosmic Conspiracies editorial staff

The UK government is trying to pass a bill that prevents anyone from taking photographs in a public place. If the bill is passed, 'ID' cards will be required to allow photographers (or anyone with a camera) to operate in a public place no matter who or what they are photographing. LINK

This is just another example of "Big Brother" moving into our everyday lives.

We recently watched a program on UK TV about David Ike. The thing that caught my eye about the program was when he was filming in London. He was filming his friend who lives on the streets.

During filming a couple of Police officers approached Ike and asked him to stop filming. Ike asked why as he was in a public place and breaking no laws. They would not provide an answer but said that he would be arrested if he continued filming.

Ike replied with a very good answer... 'You are filming me and everyone else, every day, so why cant I film in the street too?'

Did you know that the average British citizen gets filmed up to 300 times per day on surveillance cameras?

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