They face punishment and a criminal record if they have not been vetted first by a massive new government agency.
An astonishing 11.3million people - one adult in four - are likely to come under the watchful eye of the Independent Safeguarding Authority.
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How far are we going to allow these communists to push us, before we protest?
Do you really want to be on their fascist database for the privilege of transporting your children's friends around? Where will it end?
Will you need a CRB check to take your children to school? And if you decide to educate your children at home, will the government want to inspect your home?
This is the thin end of the wedge. We know what these control freaks are like and we know what their agenda is.
Parents, don't wait until it's too late. Organise yourselves on Facebook, Twitter and other social networks. Get a protest going and if need be, bring this rotten government down if they don't back down.
Evil b*stards!
Edit: This has the smell of Ed Balls all over it!
How far are we going to allow these communists to push us, before we protest?
Do you really want to be on their fascist database for the privilege of transporting your children's friends around? Where will it end?
Will you need a CRB check to take your children to school? And if you decide to educate your children at home, will the government want to inspect your home?
This is the thin end of the wedge. We know what these control freaks are like and we know what their agenda is.
Parents, don't wait until it's too late. Organise yourselves on Facebook, Twitter and other social networks. Get a protest going and if need be, bring this rotten government down if they don't back down.
Evil b*stards!
Edit: This has the smell of Ed Balls all over it!
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This development is not a great surprise: it was going to happen sooner or later.
11 September 2009 at 09:03Then, as you rightly point ou, there will be something else, and something beyond that, and we end up like the former USSR perhaps even or worse.
I am not a parent and rarely encounter children,but would support any Facebook group or cause that were to be created to oppose these proposals. We know that the only way to stop them, though, because of the power of the Executive (Gordon and Co) is to get rid of the Labour government.
Refuse to comply.
11 September 2009 at 09:18If one person refuses, then they will be crushed, like a single grain in the machinery.
If one thousand people refuse, the system will grind to a halt.
Tories will chuck it out anyway.
This is a colossal waste of taxpayers money - the Soham killer was vetted anyway (state incompetence) and children die on a weekly basis in the most horrific ways (backs broken, beaten to death) by parents subsidised by the state.
At least in the USSR there was a "resistance". I wonder why there is none here?
11 September 2009 at 09:20Curious that one.
I've met Bulgarians and Rumanians who think we're idiots for thinking we're "free".
People are pretty riled up in the Mail, but they need to do something about it - not just complain.
11 September 2009 at 09:43I've started a Facebook group and would urge everyone to join it and ask their friends to join it - and ask their friends to do the same.
The link works here - please let me know if it doesn't work for you?
Hi Fausty, why not change the name of the group to 'I Am Not A Paedophile!'. Will have a lot more impact.
11 September 2009 at 10:10And for John Ward, here's a thought for you. As a former Coumcillor it is more than likely that you would have come into regular contact with children whilst visiting homes, schools, etc so you can be pretty sure that sooner or later your colleagues still on the council will have to be vetted. No? Well the ISA are stating that this will apply to school governors, and as you well know the majority of councillors are actively encouraged to become school governors to keep a hand in their local communities, so it's a fait accompli. You may like to consider making your former colleagues aware of this.
Just face it, we are all criminals now in the 'eye' of the state and I am saying ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
Good point, Elvis! Done.
11 September 2009 at 11:19"Tories will chuck it out anyway."
11 September 2009 at 16:00Will they?
I wish I was as confident...
Why do people not take action? Simply because the sheep flock is now so big that the voice of the shepherds is no longer heard.
11 September 2009 at 22:47For years now the powers that be have broken up the social structure of this country. The 'integration' of foreign nationals within neighborhoods serves to break up the neighborhood cohesiveness. This social destruction is furthered by the outlawing of smoking in the other cauldrons of social interaction - pubs and clubs (not the disco type). Finally, using the false spectre of terrorism we are encouraged to spy and grass on those around us. Couple this with the persistent mantra of the day that the individuals rights outweigh the collective rights of society - that selfishness is OK - and we are no longer a society, but more a collection of individuals.
Divide and conquer.
I fear it is now too late. The sheep are mesmerised by popfactoridol and the dazzle of celebrity. The media is driven by political pressure and report puerile stories with with increasing faux gravitas. And the upcoming generations are tricked into believing that the education they are receiving is getting better year-on-year, when in fact they are being dumbed-down to the point at which they will be mere automaton drones.
The people wont take action because they either lack the intelligence to understand or dont care that their inaction will eventually lead to the total destruction of their liberty and free will.
And the shepherds? Some grow tired or old and give up and joint the flock, some defect to the wolves to prey on the flock, and some simply leave the pasture and the flock to its own fate.
It seems the Tories have no plans whatsoever to chuck it out:
12 September 2009 at 17:10http://iaindale.blogspot.com/2009/09/when-scaling-back-should-mean-abolition.html
I agreed Julia. Iain says that Grayling was "considering" scrapping it in its entirety, but I don't believe it.
13 September 2009 at 03:41Their response to this has been lamentable - after all, they nodded the legislation through Parliament.
They now claim that Labour has gold-plated it, as is their wont. That sounds plausible because it has a ring of truth about it.
But the best lies often do.
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