After Bern wants to lay the foundation for total surveillance under the guise of fighting crime, Thurgau is already one step further. The cantonal parliament has approved a tightening of the police law. In the future, the police will be able to search restaurants, hotels and erotic businesses as a preventive measure. This is intended to prevent human trafficking or serious drug-related offences. Not even a concrete reference to a criminal offense is necessary!
The second provision can affect anyone: the cantonal police can take a look at the smartphones and other electronic devices of citizens at any time when they are present. Neither an ongoing procedure nor a corresponding court order is required for this either. Only the FDP resisted. "Welcome to the snoopy state," commented the liberal cantonal councilor Michèle Strähl on the decision. The responsible government councilor Cornelia Komposch (SP), on the other hand, called the changes a “sign to the milieu”. I give flimsy excuses to introduce total surveillance.
So a policeman comes and asks for the cell phone... to check something? In Germany they are already further: Ms. Faeser (the woman for the inside) is pushing ahead with the plans that mobile phones may be monitored without cause. Starting with the messenger services. It should also be possible for individual users to be blocked from certain sites or for individual sites to be blocked (i.e. censored). All under the cloak of child protection. Welcome Autocracy! Why do people always look at North Korea with disdain? Soon there will be no difference. What kind of representatives of the people do we have!







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