Michelle Mone

[MillionMilesAway]

Does this clusterfuck of an interview compete with randy andy for the biggest fuck up in so far as stupid interviews go?

I thought the same.
Seems to have admitted to pretty much everything that was alleged and the only excuses would have been avoidable issues.

 

[DenisLawBackHeel74]

The wealthy have different rules when it comes to everything

It’s not necessarily the wealthy……I know plenty of people with ridiculous amounts of money and they are some of the most humble people you will ever meet.

Its the greedy….immoral fuckers…

 

[East Level 2]

As she sold on defective PPE products, fraud?

But was the PPE defective or was it just not up to the job?
I would imagine there would be tender documents specifying the degree of protection required by the PPE being bid for.
If the PPE supplied met those requirements then it's not defective even though it's not good enough for the job. In this case whoever drew up the specifications should be questioned.
If Mone's company supplied PPE that didn't meet the required specification then all directors at that company should be behind bars.
It's also possible the government simply requested "PPE" without specifying the degree of protection required. If that's the case they'll just blame panic and the unprecedented situation.
Finally there's the £60 million. Would this amount be a typical profit margin for the contract entered into?

 

[TinFoilHat]

Just seen the interview.

The arrogance and the entitlement of both seeps through it.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

But was the PPE defective or was it just not up to the job?
I would imagine there would be tender documents specifying the degree of protection required by the PPE being bid for.
If the PPE supplied met those requirements then it's not defective even though it's not good enough for the job. In this case whoever drew up the specifications should be questioned.
If Mone's company supplied PPE that didn't meet the required specification then all directors at that company should be behind bars.
It's also possible the government simply requested "PPE" without specifying the degree of protection required. If that's the case they'll just blame panic and the unprecedented situation.
Finally there's the £60 million. Would this amount be a typical profit margin for the contract entered into?

If that was the case why wouldn't this couple go with that from the start rather than deny involvement and beneficial interest in the company?

 

[East Level 2]

If that was the case why wouldn't this couple go with that from the start rather than deny involvement and beneficial interest in the company?

Because they thought they could get away with it?

 

[mackenzie]

Just seem the interview.

The arrogance and the entitlement of both seeps through it.

I haven't seen it but I have read what they said. Their sheer hard faced audacity is vomit inducing.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Because they thought they could get away with it?

But there is nothing to get away with if you fulfil a contract to the letter and it's the client's own negligence in not asking for a higher specification.

 

[1961_vintage]

Sounds like a case for those charge-generating sleuths at the premier league.

 

[Barcon]

There are two posts on the first page. One refers to this person as a woman, the other, a man.