Post Office scandal: PM “strongly supports” withdrawing CBE from ex-Post Office boss 

Once your snout is in the trough you are laughing.

Ed Davy should go I have resigned from the lib dems

You wonder why post office executives haven't been arrested ! Because they have been protected ! By high official government figures for years Because they have Shares and stake in the post office Or have a stakes and share in horizon Fujitsu IT company that designed the software

You don't understand a lot of things and are probably governed by an eggshell treading mechanism. Ten quid says this can be traced back to Jews.

Collusion. Conspiring together. It was all repugnant behaviour by those involved in imposing the new computer system and in refusing to admit it was very faulty. They should all be prosecuted and heavily enough fined that it will affect their lives to the same extent as they caused the post masters and post mistresses. It is for them to sue the creators of the system. I would be astonished if a lot of the post office workers wrongly convicted of fraud had always had excellent accounts prior to the imposition of the new system, and that alone should have been proof - including in court - that so many of them couldn't be wrong. I believe the magistrates and judges are shouting at also be held to account. Bearing in mind that many post office workers lost their homes and credit ratings in addition to receiving criminal convictions. So were greatly and unjustly hindered from obtaining new jobs and homes. Even homes to rent. I haven't really kept up to date with this, and wonder if any committed suicide? Not if any have passed away from other causes, never having received justice and compensation? In fact, jail terms for the Ministers and the top bosses wouldn't be out of order. It's an important fact that the unjustly accused were forced to "repay" monies which weren't missing at all, and their monies went towards bonuses for the top bosses. How many of those bosses are related to MP's? Particularly those involved in allowing the great miscarriage of justice against innocent employees? How many of those ministers are family members to cental bankers and their royal royal relatives? Including their extended family members? We all know that all wars are bankers wars. That includes financial terrorism. The whole thing no doubt was a factor in fomenting privatisation of the once reasonably reliable and bit affordable post office. I suspect the post office workers were deliberately set up and their innocence was never meant to be proven. I am furious especially for the one who committed suicide and won't see his innocence proven nor receive "compensation'' (as if they could be enough compensated). If we had the guillotine then heads could roll, because it was another case of literal Treason with the post office being owned by the public at the time, and as far as I know the death penalty still exists for it.

Exactlly "thinking the same these guys are probely thinking who,s this .p....

Ha! Exactly!

😂 head boy…😅 too greedy for power…

Money buys people.Money buys education.

literally 😂 him walking to all those football kids in lancashire… wtf😂

I cannot understand why the PO employees who answered the helplines were content to tell what they knew what were lies. Where were all the investigative journalists, they did know, we all knew some of it?

I agree. The lying was on a colossal scale.@@wendyturney8914

​​@@wendyturney8914Computer Weekly reported this story in 2009. Private Eye published their first report in September 2011 and have reported regularly ever since. BBC Panorama has made at least 3 programmes about this story. BBC Radio 4 made a series called "The Great Post Office Trial". Freelance journalist Nick Wallis contributed to a lot of these reports. He's even witten a book about the scandal.... However, it seems the best way to get the public's attention is to make a drama about it. It's the public's understandable disgust that has lit a fire under MPs.

because it is in fricken UK

The first article written about this was in 2009.

I’m not in favour of the death penalty, but in this instance ........

*bell rings* "shame!" *bell rings* "shame!" *nokia 3310 hurled at her shaved head* "shame!"

The post office should suffer and all those associated bosses should be held liable for deformation

​@Lindowman888 it's not the "Post Office" to blame. It was the Horizon computer system that we used, supplied to us by Fujitsu. I worked there for more than a decade.

@@Lindowman888 The Post Office is owned by the Government, that's the taxpayer.

​​@@Madonnalitta1the whole scandal is the failure to investigate the computer system as faulty, when it was a known issue, and to knowingly prosecute 700+ of it's own workers for crimes they did not commit. The post office made those prosecutions, and is liable for the reparations.

Over 3 thousand people have died due to contaminated blood products knowingly supplied by the NHS they are still dying at a rate of 1 every 4 days 50 since last April when the government stated it has a moral duty to pay compensation and still they wait and die please spread the word the government are relying on the victims fear of stigma to keep them quiet they need the same support that people hav3 shown the horizon workers its taken a few days for the government to quash convictions and promise compensation the blood scandal victims deserve the same public support but sadly they are not getting it. Check out the amount of views on the Horizon workers and then the blood scandal posts

Absolutely - this government's scrapping of most legal aid is an absolute scandal, and denies justice to everyone but the rich or the truly determined. Labour should reinstate it immediately after an election, and use this scandal as the reasoning if need be....surely that would be a vote winner?

That same legal aid that Johnson was able to use

@@JamesBoslem-fh9gr Yep - we paid his legal costs, but the man on the street doesn't have that option any more. Disgusting!

All they had to wait for was an election the tories are worried of losing before they decided to take action.

There's a larger group of people that have been waiting for justice for 40 years the blood contamination victims 3000 dead already 1 dying every 4 days and still still the government delay they say they are working at a pace but 50 victims have died since last April still waiting please spread the word these people have had their lives not only destroyed but ended

I like the honours. You can then see who's in the club of elites.

@@andrewoliver8930exactly and that she tried to be the bishop of the church of england😂😂

Doubly

He's too busy blaming other peopole.

Compensation not Composition

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There was a brilliant podcast covering this tragedy that I listened to,incredulously, in 2017. Six years later there is finally acknowledgement for these poor people

Do you remember what it was called? I would like to have a listen. ​@@sararichardson737

She's had the money, dumped the gong.

Royalty, Lords, Barons, Bishops etc should all be scrapped off. It's an us and them system that favours them.

These people deserve a lifechanging amount of compensation.

£2.5 Million each.

Not just this government, it's Labour too.

The folks at the top with their knighthoods and CBEs etc are a club. Whilst we have an unelected King, Lords and Dames, Barons etc, we'll continue to be crapped on whilst they carry on regardless.

Others were involved. There are still some good MPs.

Andrew Bridgen is not decent, Google the "MP who lied in court". A High Court judge described him as a man who could not be trusted.

Tony Blair pushed the Horizon system through even though people were telling him it wasn't fit for purpose. He needs to take some responsibility too.

​@@hayleyb2254lmao 😂

@@chucky2316 ?

@@hayleyb2254 when ever anything dodgy is involved tony isint too far behind. I laughed because I have utter contempt for the bloke

@@chucky2316 same! Nothing will happen to old Teflon Tony though unfortunately. It never does!

Adam Crozier. The CEO of Fujitsu from 2014 to 2018 is married to a cabinet minister. It's a small world at the top, isn't it?

Whataboutery. Sunak hasn't been PM for many years. Further, bank accounts being closed for wrongthink is also a long running issue which Farage highlighted. But you didn't care about that affect on ordinary working-class people, did you, Marxoid?

Not just this PM and not just the Conservative ones either.

That decision reflects badly on their own competence.

King Charles gave it to her. He should have refused.

Tony blair😂

That’s a bit much. Convictions were reached on the basis of outright lies and faked evidence provided by the post office and Fujitsu. In the uk legal system it isn’t the job of judges to challenge the veracity of evidence it’s the job of the the opposing lawyers. The fault lies with the people who committed perjury in court to protect their corporate interests, not necessarily the judges who were lied to

Judges didn't, juries did based on the evidence given. Those who knowingly gave false evidence should be prosecuted.

Nice try at pinning it on Starmer. It wasn't up to him to decide guilt, he wasn't the judge. All of the Judgements were based on "evidence" provided by the PO. It since became known there were issues with the accounting software and the PO knew this at the time it was prosecuting these people. How is that Starmer's fault, he wasn't aware of it, he's not a mind reader and was not privy to the info. Nice try, sorry you can't blame Starmer, now go back to tugging off over Rishi, Tory boy.

@@kirkhunter146 The Crown Prosecution Service has admitted it may have been involved in 99 Post Office prosecutions involving the defective Horizon IT system, according to a leaked letter seen by The Telegraph...

@@kirkhunter146 The Crown Prosecution Service has admitted it may have been involved in 99 Post Office prosecutions involving the defective Horizon IT system, according to a leaked letter seen by The Telegraph...

You British?

The monarch gives out all honours.

I thought James Arbuthnot supported them early on. He also stated other MPs helped but didn't get any recognition. It looks as though some of the MPs are decent folks.

Why would anyone believe the MP who lied in court and described by a High Court Judge as a man who couldn't be trusted ?

They certainly won't point it at the Fujitsu CEO from 2014-2018. I wonder why?

It's listed on the Tokyo stock exchange. Your Pension Fund may have some shares ?

@@jjefferyworboys8138 Thanks will look up the exchange.