How a Criminal Network Infiltrated the Bank of England

Re:How a Criminal Network Infiltrated the Bank of England by PeterWhittaker on Monday August 31, 2015 @02:09PM (#10148167)

If true, an excellent example of why we need better oversight into government operations and into information classification.

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Re:How a Criminal Network Infiltrated the Bank of England by bayesianhorse on Monday August 31, 2015 @03:00PM (#10148427)

You (GB) need a better government. Or a better voting system and a constitution, while you are at it.

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Re:How a Criminal Network Infiltrated the Bank of England by PeterWhittaker on Monday August 31, 2015 @04:34PM (#10148938)

Me? Not GB, CA.

But the point applies, cf C-51.

My statement is true for all democracies, IMHO.

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Re:How a Criminal Network Infiltrated the Bank of England by bayesianhorse on Tuesday September 01, 2015 @06:42AM (#10151610)

Sorry I was misinterpreting. And maybe my statements are a bit harsh. But especially the last election didn't sit right with me.

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Re:How a Criminal Network Infiltrated the Bank of England by yarrel on Monday August 31, 2015 @04:10PM (#10148791)

Regime change. Great idea.

(Looks at examples.)

Maybe not.

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Re:How a Criminal Network Infiltrated the Bank of England by bayesianhorse on Tuesday September 01, 2015 @07:14AM (#10151674)

Changing a government or even changing the voting system is quite possible without any violence...

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Re:How a Criminal Network Infiltrated the Bank of England by ionised on Wednesday September 02, 2015 @05:41AM (#10158220)

Not while the majority of the population is completely disinterested in any kind of politics other than fear-mongering by demagogues it's not.

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