Monday, February 04, 2008  MP denied rights just like everyone
else.  Odd that there's no mention of this some of the more
political blogs I list to the right, but anyway according to the
Guardian a 'bug' was fitted to a table at which an MP spoke to
one his constituents, seeing as this person is in jail I'm
guessing this was a prison table. Seeing as this person is also
a terror suspect you might assume that they were bugging them
and not the MP.  Of course that's not enough, you can't bug MPs,
especially Muslim ones, it says so quite explicitly in the
Wilson doctrine, a gentleman's agreement first put forth in 1966
and which I think in itself has no force in law.  So presuming
that it was the accused and not the MP who was being 'bugged'
the intelligence services should have turned off the devices?
Hmm perhaps, and if that's the case then let me put forward a
new business proposal...  Are you a crook or possible terrorist?
Worried that your home or place of work may be 'bugged' by the
police or intelligence