We thought Jacqui Smith was bad. Now Alan Johnson is apparently pushing through powers that will see anyone from Royal Mail workers to Transport for London staff having the power to come into our homes and search them.
No, we didn't get it on a wacky conspiracy theory site. We wish we had.
Nope. It's in The Times.
And they're bringing the powers in through a statutory instrument rather than having to debate it in Parliament. Why go through the inconvenience of democracy when we can just impose a totalitarian, fascist state on the public?
Even the police are complaining about this latest one.
Still voting Labour, anyone?
Meanwhile, as a Londoner, can we just appeal to Boris Johnson to tell them to stuff off? Make a stand, Boris, and refuse to let anybody that the Mayor of London is responsible for have any part in this blatant destruction of another part of the constitution of our once proud land.
Wonder if those who lived through the Salem witchcraft trials would have any advice for the poor, poor citizens of this totalitarian regime..?
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