Mr Bates vs The Post Office
Discussion
b0rk said:
I’d expect the civil service would minute any formal meeting anyway as a matter of policy.
There's a great documentary the BBC did called 'Yes, Prime Minister' .. here's a clip regarding civil service minuting 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MF-Qnv2Srfs
Seasonal Hero said:
They are not in a position to oppose anything, you're right they are bat s
t crazy. Seasonal Hero said:
It’s clear from the responses of the investigators in inquiry that the post office still think like that. You would have thought that they would have had the nous to neither write or send that letter when they did!
blueg33 said:
Seasonal Hero said:
It’s clear from the responses of the investigators in inquiry that the post office still think like that. You would have thought that they would have had the nous to neither write or send that letter when they did!
PRTVR said:
Could be not wanting to be seen to be admitting guilt, the only option they have is to try and maintain the facade even when it is falling down around them.
It's the view from the bunker really. However I did say a few weeks ago it was going to be impossible to "exonerate everyone who had robbed a post office" via parliamentary legislation.
520TORQUES said:
Hammersia said:
It's the view from the bunker really.
However I did say a few weeks ago it was going to be impossible to "exonerate everyone who had robbed a post office" via parliamentary legislation.
Its perfectly possible and will happen. However I did say a few weeks ago it was going to be impossible to "exonerate everyone who had robbed a post office" via parliamentary legislation.
andyA700 said:
I agree and I hope everyone does get exonerated, because so many lives have been ruined by the Post Office and their totally corrupt and evil investigators. They have no morals, they are like a stabbed rat which won't die.
I said it much earlier in the thread but I think it is time for a Royal Commission on the future of the PO.Hammersia said:
PRTVR said:
Could be not wanting to be seen to be admitting guilt, the only option they have is to try and maintain the facade even when it is falling down around them.
It's the view from the bunker really. However I did say a few weeks ago it was going to be impossible to "exonerate everyone who had robbed a post office" via parliamentary legislation.
Post Office should realise they're stuffed on this, they're dead but there are some in the bunker that don't realise it yet and continue to fight. So just like 1945, no option but to flatten them. Step it up.
FiF said:
In a strange sort of way I'm reminded of the situation with Germany in 1945. Everyone knew they were stuffed, they'd lost but they kept being told, stop it, surrender and we will stop.
They had done exactly that some years before, which resulted in the Versailles treaty and that really screwed them.Apart from that I think you're right.
The Count said:
No doubt her golden handshake and platinum plated pension 
The Count said:
It's good form to provide a little summary of what you're posting, rather than just a link, cheersIJWS15 said:
If a policeman can be stripped of the employer element of his pension why can’t the same rule be applied to some of these PO idiots?
Her pension will likely be a private pension, not a government run one linked to the job.Even if it was a company based pension, if her contract doesn't state it can be clawed back, then they cant reduce it.
These CEO contracts tend to be a rule to themselves, even when they royally cock it up, they get a payoff.
Hammersia said:
The Count said:
It's good form to provide a little summary of what you're posting, rather than just a link, cheersWhy not pop back to your own ‘Ryanair First Class seats’ thread and give ‘Acer12’ a telling off for just posting a YouTube link, with no description or is your policing selective?
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