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France set to allow police to spy through phones
(www.lemonde.fr)
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this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2023
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we are going through a very authoritarian drift right now. Flashballs used to be exclusively used against terrorists, hostage situations : 19 000 were fired during the yellow jjackets crisis and they're now basic police equipment. Drone usage is increasing, the government bought 90 armored personnel carriers with multiple grenade launchers exclusively for riot control.. and now the phone spying.
edited to add : they're also starting to qualify any protesters as "terrorists". Climate activists planning to disassemble an inanimate, illegally-built, ecocidal infrastructure ? they get the eco-terrorist tag.
Wasn't French intelligence services who did that terrorist attack against the Greenpeace ship way back?
remember teh "super bassine?" 4000 grenade shoot for 3000 person.....
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