Post Office inquiry

[niemeyjt]

For perjury - rightly so.

For conspiracy to pervert the course of justice - I think there should be others in the firing line

[exile]

What about the two million quid she trousered when she left the PO?

The figure I have seen was £400,000 .. which was bad enough.

I think your number Sue is the annual bonus - multiply by 5 years of (mis)service = 2m

[glazedallover]

It appears some some post office staff were receiving bonuses for successful convictions of sub-postmasters.......cnuts the lot of 'em.

[rabbit]

For perjury - rightly so.

For conspiracy to pervert the course of justice - I think there should be others in the firing line

if he committed perjury I agree but as yet he has not been accused let alone tried and should not be tried by media.

[Hotrodder]

And I have just heard that there are links between Fujitsu and another tech company that ms Sunak has financial links with. FFS..........surely this is enough to seal the fate of the Tories at the next election.

[niemeyjt]

Fujitsu bought ICL - and ICL were Post Office and BT providers at least as far back as the 80s - when Mr and Mrs Sunak were probably still in nappies - so probably not something that can be held against him.

[Bayleaf]

Just because they may not have been there at the beginning, it doesn't mean they're not connected now:
"Infosys will partner with Fujitsu in the area of middleware product development." Relationship started in Feb 2002.
https://www.infosys.com/newsroom/press- ... jitsu.html

And now this:

Fujitsu+Infosys.jpg

That woman seems to have all her sticky fingers in corrupt pies (don't even get me started on her connections with the potential gas deal in Gaza)

[niemeyjt]

There is a huge issue about the likes of Wipro and Infosys working in the UK and elsewhere in Europe. Again, managers look to cut costs by outsourcing.

My experience of dealing with such companies is poor - their culture does not align - to the extent that on one occasion I got so fed up that I used a recorded phone on a conference call with them so that when the story changed after the call I was able to pull the recordings - on that occasion the project manager was replaced.

I would go one step further and say since Modhi sees alignment with Putin's Russia as his desired direction, we should cease all such interactions with India - as well as revoking working Visas. But as you say, with the UK's current PM this is unlikely.

[hughnique]

I appreciate that it is probably very important to anyone directly involved in the situation, but it is already beginning to bore the RS of me, headline news, so there can't be anything happening elsewhere. I found the interview with the Post Office investigator somewhat reminiscent of my days as an engineer in a large building next to the old Bailey, typical armchair detectives they could not run a piss up in a brewery, they, the IB, Investigation Branch, tried with the assistance of my manager at the time to set me up with a trap to entice me to relieve one of the catering organisations in the building of a quantity of alcoholic beverages, bottle after bottle laid out for my benefit. The room where this snare was set had one of those green housey large skylights in the ceiling, and as I walked in the room as requested by my boss, you could see them all up on the roof peering through the opaque glass to see if I would take the bait, no such luck, amateurs.

[Pathca]

Sorry that a situation that has impacted on thousands caused immeasurable grief and led to lives being ruined even deaths is boring you
It doesn’t just impact on those directly involved because it shows how large organisations can ruin the lives of anyone if they wish but hey you are fed up so let’s leave it