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Theresa May to step down as MP at next general election
(www.theguardian.com)
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Ah yes, the lady responsible for "the investigatory powers act". A bill that forces logging of internet usage by telecom companies - what I like to call a "groundwork bill".
The data now exists, all that is needed is a new bill saying it can be used to prosecute civil cases, and a whole new era of repression will begin.
Then again, she did give us the creepy swagger meme, and the "strong and stable" slogan. So at least she gave us a few laughs while fighting to destroy online privacy eh?
Don't forget her rebellious streak of running through wheat fields!
Don‘t forget the hostile environment policy and how many people‘s lives it immediately ruined.