Proposed UK 'Big Brother law' inspires #TellDaveEverything

Plans to allow a British intelligence agency to monitor all emails, phone calls, texts, and web activity in the country have sparked a Twitter backlash against Prime Minister David Cameron:

https://twitter.com/#!/rogerkimball/status/186780911008882688

https://twitter.com/#!/kirstymhall/status/186744156574584832

https://twitter.com/#!/Reynolds/status/186678011242872832

https://twitter.com/#!/PenLlawen/status/186716634398986240

https://twitter.com/#!/PenLlawen/status/186718267962961920

https://twitter.com/#!/brummytaff/status/186770534116229120

When reports of the law appeared on Sunday, some tweeters assumed the electronic surveillance proposal was an April Fools’ Day prank:

https://twitter.com/#!/TomAndThat/status/186387131927769088

https://twitter.com/#!/Aurist/status/186412146979119104

But that hope was dashed after the news was linked by Drudge late Sunday:

https://twitter.com/#!/MarkGleaves/status/186727097639768064

https://twitter.com/#!/LF_Uncertainly/status/186492972274167808

Concerned citizens are circulating an e-petition asking the British government to ditch the proposed law before it becomes “no different from regimes it criticises such as China and Iran.”

https://twitter.com/#!/yahoo_pete/status/186774444784627713