Hacking or a problem with council computers?
Phone hacking has been in the news with certain newspapers and now we suspect that the computers of councillors are being hacked by persons unknown. We have suspected this for sometime on a computer system that is classified as a 'council computer package' provided to all councillors as part of their administrative system.
We suspect that it goes further than that, documents processed by certain councillors at the council's central members office have been directed to printers to whom they were not intended.
We are not bringing party politics into this report, and have no intention in pointing fingers in any particular direction, we are just saying that sooner or later someone will reveal what is happening in the council communication field. It is possible that this may be a series of hiccups in a network that may be prone to problems, as often is the case with computer systems. Many Government departments have had software problems that have come to light over the years. Sometimes a simple explanation can put minds at rest? Sooner or later we will find out what is happening.
Follow-up Big Brother IS watching
Under the guise of National Security our privacy is a thing of the past, says a computer expert. Emails in the UK are vetted by looking for 'keywords' and if these are frequently used in a message you could have someone knocking on your door the following morning, say the expert we consulted.
In the past certain nationalist parties have gone over the top in their activies and suspicions sadly remain today.
Looking for something that does not exist is naturally a cause for concern. It has long been said that politics is a dirty game and that underhanded practices do exist. It is up to the media and websites like this one to reveal what is actually going on. The answers will no doubt come from moles who feel they have a conscience for what is just and right.
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