Mr Bates vs the Post Office

[blueste41]

This guy has got like 15 brain cells... How is he so fkin high up the food chain the PO, controlling peoples lives.

That's a common theme in all of this, people that are hopelessly over promoted.

 

[blueste41]

Ok you’ve made your point, I accept it’s difficult for people to follow what’s going on and I do know nothing about East Anglia. I wouldn’t presume to advise anyone what to watch or read, but I wish people were better at getting together and forcing politicians to make things happen. Probably X is the best platform. Certainly not BBC or MSM.

X (twitter?) Because of anonymity it's full of conspiracy theories and mis-information, most evidence is based on "this happened to my mates mum's uncles friend".

 

[marco]

This guy has got like 15 brain cells... How is he so fkin high up the food chain the PO, controlling peoples lives.

had dealings with them, all they are are are failed police detectives, the ones that didnt make the grade so took like for like employment else where, they have the opinion there never wrong and will lie at the first opportunity to nail you, this is so like how the PL are behaving with city its so amateurish

 

[Jimmieblue]

X (twitter?) Because of anonymity it's full of conspiracy theories and mis-information, most evidence is based on "this happened to my mates mum's uncles friend".

We’re all f….d then!

 

[blueste41]

Something that I think is not widely known by the public is just how early on POL knew that Horizon contained bugs, errors and defects and yet did nothing about them.

 

[Blue Maverick]

The fire service installed hand readers around 2006 to clock in on at every station to be linked to pay, overtime etc, alleged cost if £55k per station plus HQ so around 50 places. They never worked and things had ti be done manually with anomalies inputted after around 8/10 years they binned them, they kept throwing money at whoever did the software to the point they gave up. If you ever visit a station they are still on the walls gathering dust, no one got hauled over the coals. The military is the same billions wasted on systems and equipment that never does what it’s supposed to, have you ever seen a high ranking officer or civil servant held to account?

 

[inchy14]

Something that I think is not widely known by the public is just how early on POL knew that Horizon contained bugs, errors and defects and yet did nothing about them.

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Wow. Utter cunts all of them.

 

[bluethrunthru]

had dealings with them, all they are are are failed police detectives, the ones that didnt make the grade so took like for like employment else where, they have the opinion there never wrong and will lie at the first opportunity to nail you, this is so like how the PL are behaving with city its so amateurish

Its funny you should say that in my working life in insurance claims we have "special investigators" - they were mostly retired/failed ex-Police. Problem was that they got cases referred to them from adjusters and other investigators because there was something "fishy" going on. I always got the impression that they went in to prove there was rather than with an open mind - I personally only referred cases when I got some documented proof like a faked invoice on the basis that I didn't want somebody accused of something because I had a hunch and nothing more

 

[dickie davies]

I find it absolutely astounding that someone with such poor articulation was trusted to conduct interviews

Mind you, his questions were probably

Wares de muny?
Yoos dunnit dint yeh

 

[blueste41]

I find it absolutely astounding that someone with such poor articulation was trusted to conduct interviews

Mind you, his questions were probably

Wares de muny?
Yoos dunnit dint yeh

Beyond his articulation it's his understanding (or lack there of) law which has lead him to surmise without investigation or evidence "I don't care what you say about Horizon your a thief".