2024-02-02
Some things take an exorbitantly long time to get resolved.
Take the case (currently in the news) of the Post Office managers who were pursued through the courts for imaginary losses that never existed, but were reported as deficient by the new Post Office computer system - and the courts agreed that the computer was infallible and therefore they were guilty. As an IT systems engineer of many years standing, I cannot conceive of how any competent (and honest) IT professional could possibly stand up in court and swear that his system was infallible. It also beggars belief that it could have got to court if either P.O. management or their accountants had been both competent and honest.
Yet somehow it did. So who was professionally deficient and how? In the way of matters governmental, we will probably never find out, and that too should no longer be tolerated.
"It seemingly did not occur to anyone to ask why over 750 managers with hitherto unblemished records were suddenly all committing financial fraud at the same time"
The same can be said of "Covid" where the government and its agencies that are supposed to protect us are still in denial mode and wielding a transparently biased "Covid Enquiry" to apply copious amounts of whitewash and obfuscation to ensure that the truth should not emerge.
How come nobody questioned that the whole western world (excepting Sweden) suddenly threw all its previous pandemic planning out of the window in favour of economically disastrous repressions?
They are failing and will fail - the grapevine is now far more pervasive than previously and many honest people of considerable standing are presenting the truth that the "authorities" dare not acknowledge via channels too numerous to keep down. Whatever conclusions the fake Covid Enquiry comes up with, too many people now know something much closer to the truth than the authorities can put back in the bottle.
Even now, mainstream media are joining the fray with ITV's documentary on the postmasters scandal. When somebody brave but canny scoops the Covid scandal by publishing a similar documentary series, Parliament and many other groups will be mortally wounded, and the future success of whichever media group journalist is first to publish will be given a massive boost.
The Covid story is orders of magnitude bigger in scope and impact than the postmasters, and is global, so the competition to be first to publish will be global. Journalists, best get your skates on ...
Ramesh Thakur reports for the Daily Sceptic.
