UK Investigatory Powers bill

Has this prediction happened? If it is Spirit is predicting extensive corruption will follow.

Notes on 7-21-15   “The UK will twist and turn its legislative to violate and underscore its principle and foundation. You open the door for  an abuse of power, and eventually you will have it.” — Spirits Voice
I had a visual of a smear on the street, seeping into the gutter, moving its way down.
I had a visual of the House of Commons, with everyone in it, then I heard a violin play unharmoniously.
…They would add later that the act would make spies very pleased.

The facts reported by The Verge: “Apple CEO Tim Cook has warned that UK plans to force companies to unlock encrypted communications would have “dire consequences” for both security and privacy. Cook said in an interview with the daily telegraph that the draft surveillance legislation — known as the Investigatory Powers bill — seems misguided. “If you halt or weaken encryption, the people that you hurt are not the folks that want to do bad things. It’s the good people. The other people know where to go,” said Cook.

The draft bill was unveiled in parliament last week by the UK’s home secretary Theresa May, and touches on many issues of digital surveillance. If the bill becomes law it will enshrine methods of bulk surveillance currently practiced by British spy agency GCHQ, force ISPs to retain every internet user’s browsing history for 12 months, and place new obligations on tech firms to decrypt any communications requested by the police.

Apple has been a vocal supporter of tough security standards in the years following the Snowden revelations, and has sought to remove itself from the struggle for data between users and government by deploying encryption that even it can’t crack. In a recent investigation in the US, police were told by Apple that the company simply could not comply with an order to decrypt messages, and the Obama administration has since suggested it will not pursue legislation compelling companies to introduce backdoors. One worry reportedly expressed by Cook directly to Obama is that if backdoors are introduced in the US, China would demand similar access to Apple devices.Quoted by: http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/10/9703526/tim-cook-encryption-uk-investigatory-powers-bill