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#PostOfficeScandal #PostOfficeInquiry #StateScandal #MrBatesVsThePostOffice Please do take time to watch the incomparable and inimitable EDWARD HENRY KC use his very best efforts to lay bare some glimmer of compassion or humanity within the persona of ANGELA van den BOGERD Edward Henry KC @FloraClairePage @GouldsBlog Paul Marshall Crown Prosecution Service...

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Michael Flood2 年前

#PostOffceScandal Fantastic work from @edwardhenry1 obviously heart felt, sadly it fell on the deaf ears of the Ice Maiden #AVDB who clearly doesn’t have one.

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Paul Wyman 🌙2 年前

All the evidence says she is guilty, and yet she denies knowing anything, so what’s the outcome going to be?

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Simon Scarrow2 年前

Same old tactics as Johnson and Sunak at COVID inquiry - 'don't recall', 'not my recollection', 'wasn't aware at the time'...

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Martin Curnow2 年前

I’ve watched quite a bit of the inquiry. Edward Henry is an absolutely superb advocate.

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Nichola Arch2 年前

@edwardhenry1 is just magnificent! A true example of what British justice should look like! Inspirational x

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Alexander Hughes2 年前

Another excellent job. I would say Sir Wyns reaction at the very end is a huge worry for POL. A cross between incredulity and hilarity.

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Yorkshire77777772 年前

He is excellent. As for her, vile beyond belief.

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Lordposh Photography2 年前

I wonder if AVB, will even remember her own name with all the amnesia she has used, the past couple of days? Worse than getting blood out of a stone, she was well versed by her lawyers, just deny, deny,deny with a sprinkling of amnesia for good measures.

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Jon 🇬🇧🤝🇮🇱2 年前

If anyone ever needs a slap across the face of reality of life in prison and actions have consequences. She’s just outright lying

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Lady Lawson of Nerja 💙 #FBPE2 年前

Difficult watching someone who had seniority, influence and control of the corporate 'narrative' tell their version of post truth. All the evidence suggests they must have known at the time what the actual truth was! SPMs in the room must have all felt sick to their stomachs

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This was broadcast on BBC Hampshire & Isle of Wight at 6.30pm today. The key points are: - Sikhs are unequivocal in their condemnation of the murder of Henry Novak committed by Digwa - the terrible actions of one person should not be used to demonise the law-abiding Sikh community and penalise fully practising Sikhs - a massive increase in Anti-Sikh hate crimes that requires urgent government action – a letter has been sent to the Home Secretary - members of the Sikh community have reiterated the weapon used in the murder was NOT a Kirpan The BBC has requested and is waiting on the police or the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Crown Prosecution Service to provide a photograph of the murder weapon that will prove it was NOT a Kirpan. Politicians that have jumped on the bandwagon Robert Jenrick Rupert Lowe MP Alicia Kearns MP Zia Yusuf David Davis MP and others The British Patriot Lord Bebo Don Keith Charlie Peters Tristan Tate that have talked about banning the Kirpan should demand to urgently see an image of the murder weapon. An apology should be forthcoming to the Sikh community when they realise it has been misrepresented by the CPS witness in court as a Kirpan and incorrectly reported by the media. Judge William Mousley KC should take serious note of this blunder. The word Kirpan comes from two Punjabi words: Kirpa (mercy, grace, or kindness) and Aan (honor or dignity). It symbolizes the belief that strength and power must always be guided by compassion and moral responsibility. Those calling for the ban on the Kirpan will realise the murder weapon was in fact a Persian dagger specifically engineered to pierce chainmail and heavy textile armour.

Sikh Federation (UK)

69,036 次观看 • 2 个月前

The Police Protected My Attacker: Help Me Hold Them to Account To submit a complaint go to - Crime Number 25000383049 Date - 09.05.2025 Location - Bold Street Liverpool Template 1 (Please feel free to use your own words if you wish) Mr Stephen James was verbally and physically attacked where he had hot chilly sauce squirted in his face and on his clothes and was also physically struck in the face by his attacker. The full incident was clearly captured on video and shows the following: Offences Against the Person Act 1861 Premeditated targeted assault and battery (section 39, 47) Maliciously administering a noxious substance (section 24) Criminal Damage (Criminal Damage Act 1971 section 1) Rather than refer this crime to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), a ‘police decision maker’ from Merseyside Police dealt with this by way of an ‘out of court disposal’ authorising a Conditional Caution to the perpetrator. Cases that are dealt with via an ‘out of court disposal’ do not allow victims the opportunity to appeal the decision using the police ‘Victim’s Right to Review’ (VRR). Considering the serious nature of the crime it should have been referred to the CPS and dealt with by a court. Template 2 (Again, please feel free to use your own words) As a result of my complaint I would like to see these crime against Mr Stephen James, namely: Offences Against the Person Act 1861 Premeditated targeted assault and battery (section 39, 47) Maliciously administering a noxious substance (section 24) Criminal Damage (Criminal Damage Act 1971 (section 1) Referred to the Crown Prosecution Service and subsequently have the attacker brought before a court of law and allow justice to take its course, rather than have a ‘Police Decision Maker’ act as judge and jury, leaving Mr Stephen James with no recourse via the ‘Victim’s Right to Review’ process. Officers involved: Constable 8711 Elizabeth Marshall Constable Brian Severs Police Decision Maker Bob Mitchell

Edge of the Matrix

69,371 次观看 • 7 个月前

MEET THE BARRISTER THE POST OFFICE FEARS Here's a name that deserves to trend more than half the people who actually do. Sam Stein KC. While the Post Office was busy ruining ordinary people's lives over money that was never actually missing, Stein was in a courtroom taking it apart piece by piece. He represents most of the subpostmasters at the Post Office Horizon Inquiry Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry, instructed by Howe and Co Howe + Co Solicitors, on behalf of the people the Post Office tried to bury. In 2021 he stood in the Court of Appeal representing a group of subpostmasters, instructed by Howe and Co Howe + Co Solicitors, in the same case that finally cleared Jo Hamilton Jo Hamilton and dozens of others after years of wrongful convictions. He told the judges the Post Office's refusal to investigate its own broken Horizon system, built by Fujitsu Fujitsu UK, was the longest running affront to British justice in living memory. The judges agreed and quashed the convictions. Then the public inquiry started and Stein really got going. He told the inquiry the Post Office had turned itself into "the nation's most untrustworthy brand." A blunt summary, backed by 2.2 million pages of evidence. He described former Post Office lawyer Mandy Talbot as "the Post Office's very own evil robot" after she was asked repeatedly who had directed a legal strategy built to silence a subpostmaster and kept saying she couldn't remember. Convenient amnesia. Goes around a lot in this organisation. He summed up a whole phase of hearings by calling the parade of witnesses "a rogues' gallery." Executives who forgot everything except how to protect themselves. Questioning executive Angela van den Bogerd about the Post Office's own helpline, he told her she had been "intimidating and bullying" toward subpostmistress Jennifer O'Dell, who kept calling to say she hadn't stolen a penny. She was telling the truth. Nobody listened for years. In his closing submission for phase 2, he told the inquiry to work out whether the entire scandal was a "cock-up or cook-up." By phase 3 he had his answer. Cook-up, no doubt about it. He said the Post Office spent that entire phase dodging its own failures and instead "turned its tank turret gun on Fujitsu." Subpostmasters called the organisation that prosecuted them "the abuser." Questioning former minister Pat McFadden about it, Stein got that word onto the official record, permanently. In his final closing statement, Stein made the point that mattered most. This was never really a problem with a computer. It was a problem with people, and people paid the price. He said what actually drove the scandal was "cruelty, callousness and connivance," and that people are still living with the consequences. He also named former CEO Paula Vennells, executive Angela van den Bogerd and in-house lawyer Jarnail Singh as part of a rogues' gallery remembered for lies and incompetence, and pointed out £37 million received by the Post Office is still unaccounted for. Nobody's chasing it. Urgency always disappears when it's the institution's own money at stake. He also said the external law firm Cartwright King failed subpostmasters, because by the time its lawyers were brought in, they had become company men. Stein also pushed the inquiry to recommend actual restorative justice. Counselling for postmasters and their families. Bursaries for children whose education was wrecked. A permanent memorial. Reputations rebuilt in the small communities where they were destroyed. Volume 1 of the final report landed in July 2025. The rest keeps slipping. Current estimate is September 2026, and even that looks optimistic. A criminal investigation into the Post Office is on hold waiting for it. People keep dying while they wait to be believed. The Post Office spent two decades hoping this would quietly disappear. Sam Stein KC made sure it never got the chance. SOURCES ComputerWeekly Law Society Gazette BBC News (UK) and many others.

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40,913 次观看 • 10 天前

#PostOfficeScandal Update by Metropolitan Police Commander Stephen Clayman👇 Transcript :- Operation Olympos is the criminal investigation into the Post Office IT Horizon scandal and is focused on the offences of perjury and perverting the course of justice. I am the Gold Commander and I have overall responsibility for this investigation. It is my role to agree the investigative strategy and ensure that it is supported with the right resourcing, finance and support from across forces, along with unblocking any issues that may sometimes arise along the way. I am supported by a Senior Investigating Officer who sets that investigative strategy and a team of investigators from forces across the country who are helping to deliver it. The team also has a very close working relationship with the Crown Prosecution Service who have been providing ongoing early investigative advice throughout. I know that the impact of the Post Office’s handling of the Horizon IT system has been widespread and devastating, affecting hundreds of sub-postmasters. Since January 2020, investigators began examining what has now become thousands of documents, both manually and with the help of some specialist software. It is important to stress that the investigation has always been running in parallel and independent of the public inquiry. However the material generated in that public inquiry and its final report will be key in terms of any evidence it provides for the criminal investigation. Given the scale and complexity of the investigation, this next phase is now an agreed national policing effort, coordinated by the Met and delivered by additional regional investigation teams situated across the country. This team numbers around 100 investigators, working under the direction of the Senior Investigating Officer, examining the evidence available, in line with the investigative strategy. It is important to be clear that we are not re-investigating all of the miscarriages of justice, rather we are looking at the actions of individuals across a number of cases – both criminal and civil. These individuals relate to Post Office investigators and prosecutors, the Post Office executive, along with staff and executives within Fujitsu. We have been giving a lot of thought as to how we communicate key updates to such a large group of people affected by Horizon, along with the understandable public interest in this case. This website is the primary interface where the investigation team can provide some general updates and I am sure you will understand that we will not be providing the names of those we are investigating and are limited in what we can say during the course of the investigation. However, I hope that it will be beneficial to provide some general updates periodically using the website, which will also contain details on how to get in touch with the investigation team. I want to assure all of you affected that we do not underestimate the seriousness of the task at hand and whilst it will take some time, we are determined to carry out a full investigation with independence, precision and integrity. Thank you. Commander Stephen Clayman If you wish to get in touch and provide evidence please do so here👇

Christopher Head OBE

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#PostOfficeCompensationScandal #PostOfficeScandal #PostOfficeInquiry #Redress #HumanRights #HumanRightsViolations #Whistleblowing #Justice #StatesponsoredCrime #Mandelson #PostOfficeScandal #HumanRightsAbuse #StateSponsoredCrime #Torture #FUJITSU #MentalHealth #NeverGiveIn The Second Punishment: Post Office Scandal Survivors like Janet Skinner are being betrayed and tortured yet again. 19 years on from being maliciously prosecuted and wrongfully imprisoned this incredibly brave lady is still being forced to do battle with the Government over her claim for Redress. Janet wrote this yesterday in response to an article on LinkedIn - Quote: "The fight for Compensation has been slow, painful, and deeply traumatic. It has felt like reliving the injustice all over again—only this time, with the burden of proof placed on me to justify the suffering I’ve already endured. I was sent to Prison for a crime I did not commit. I was separated from my children, stripped of my job, and publicly shamed. That alone was a nightmare. But the aftermath has been just as cruel. I spent years learning to walk again—years of physical rehabilitation, emotional exhaustion, and mental anguish. The toll on my health has been immense. And yet, the process of seeking Compensation has become one of the hardest experiences I’ve ever faced. And I say that as someone who’s been to jail. Justice still feels out of reach. Every delay, every form, every legal hurdle is a reminder that the system still doesn’t fully see us. We were wronged. We were broken. And now we’re being asked to fight again—for recognition, for dignity, for what we’re owed. This isn’t just about money. It’s about Accountability. It’s about healing. And it’s about making sure no one else ever has to endure what we have and still do." Unquote I am humbled to have met Janet and so proud to be able to count this beautiful human being as really good friend. Janet and the other Survivors with more complex cases as a result of being wrongfully given Criminal sentences really do deserve so much better from the State. Dear Keir Starmer, You were a Human Rights Lawyer prior to entering politics. Please Deal with this ongoing abuse and demand that these innocent people are handled with the respect, dignity and humanity they deserve. Janet skinner Seema Misra OBE Tracy Felstead Lee Castleton OBE LisaCastleton Emma Simpson Varchasanraj V Patel Peter Kyle Darren Jones MP Edward Henry KC Prem Sikka Christopher Head OBE Tony maria Nick Wallis Nichola Arch john osullivan El Shaikh Jo Hamilton UN Human Rights Human Rights Watch Kevin Hollinrake MP David Davis MP UK House of Commons House of Lords Kevan Jones National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

Monsieur Cholet

14,695 次观看 • 11 个月前

I do not speak about politics often on this account. But this time I will. He was eighteen. He was stabbed five times on a street in Southampton, UK. And in the minutes that decided whether he lived or died, the police handcuffed him, the victim, because his killer told them he was the aggressor and called him a racist. They did not believe Henry when he said he had been stabbed and could not breathe many times. By the time they understood, he was gone. His death was not just the failure of a few individuals at the scene. It was the failure of a system that has lost its moral compass. A system of murderous empathy. A court has since ruled that the killer's story was, in the judge's own words, wholly false. The force has apologised for arresting a dying boy. But Henry is still dead. For years our institutions have been shaped by ideas that sort people into fixed categories of victim and offender before the facts are known. These frameworks distort judgment at every level. Some learn to wield an accusation as a shield. Others, placed in authority, grow so afraid of being called biased that they abandon basic fairness and ordinary courage. The result is paralysis, confusion, and injustice, and on that night it was fatal. This is not compassion. It is moral chaos, it is a true racism and it destroys real lives. It took Henry's. It will take more if we keep pretending nothing is wrong. I honor Henry by refusing to look away. We owe him a society built on responsibility, equal treatment and same rules for everyone, and the courage to say plainly what is happening in front of us. Henry Nowak should still be alive.

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