Despite a trio of parliamentary committees (ISC, STC and a joint select committee) criticizing the UK government's draft surveillance legislation — and some committee members even calling for a complete rethink — the government is rushing ahead anyway.
In the aftermath, some members Congress even called for the agency to be dissolved.
At one point, she said, members of the church even called her daughter, who was 15 at the time.
Arizona Senator John McCain, one of the highest-ranking members of the Republican Party, even called Cruz a "wacko-bird" after he filibustered John Brennan's Senate confirmation as CIA director.
A senior member of parliament has even called for the news channel to be sued over the issue.
House Intelligence Committee member Joaquin Castro (D-Texas) even called on the president to "resign or be impeached".
Detective Superintendent Craig Turner, head of the Flying Squad investigating the case, appeared on BBC's Crimewatch and even called on members of the criminal community who may have seen the "specialised" drill in the hands of a gang to get in touch.
Bernadette Dunne, one of five school board members who voted to fire him, even called the iconoclastic educator "a very brilliant man".
"I even called the morgues".
The group's now notorious "clenched fist of truth" ad had some members crying foul and even calling it quits.
