Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "Peter Todd The Meta-Truther!" video.

  1. The Fichenaffäre or Secret files scandal shook public opinion in Switzerland in 1989. That year, it was revealed that the Swiss federal authorities, as well as the cantonal police forces, had put in place a system of mass surveillance of the population. That resulted in law changes, end of political careers. Then the public got the rights back The police files themselves were transferred to the Swiss Federal Archives. A jurist, René Bacher, was designated "special officer" to take care of the political scandal. 300,000 people requested to see their files following the revelation of their existence. The records are open to public access for historical research when the last entry is older than fifty years. More recent records may be open on request. Records on living people are closed to public access for reasons of confidentiality. So this is one thing to add to the list for the next reform government. The right to see your files unredacted. Since I've got the same approach as Peter, its going to be interesting to see them. Particularly the one the Cabinet Office hold on me. Plus all the emails, and everything else. With the names. The state is stupid. They think that things like this won't happen. It's also a good way to reduce head count.
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