| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Starmergeddon | |
| Posted by: | Anthony Hawran | |
| Date/Time: | 16/07/24 01:06:00 |
| Andrew, The previous government(s) from 2010 to 2024 were as much to blame as the government before 2010. Why did Sir Starmer with the Lego hair not exercise any diligence in questioning the irregularly large number of prosecutions, by the Post Office? He did not intervene when he headed up the Crown Prosecution Service from 2008 to 2013. The Post Office/Horizon scandal was first revealed in 2009. Andrew, you say "ALL the other convictions were as the result of PRIVATE PROSECUTIONS." Only recently is Sir Starmer with the Lego hair calling for the Post Office to lose its powers to bring private prosecutions. However, as DPP at the CPS he had(has) the authority to take over or end private prosecutions. The Director of Public Prosecutions of CPS “has the right to take over any private prosecution (under section 6(2) of the Prosecution of Offences Act) and either continue with the prosecution or discontinue it.” If the recent TV series Mr Bates Vs. The Post Office had not come out in January 2024, would Sir Starmer with the Lego hair have said anything about the Post Office’s prosecution powers at all? On behalf of the Post Office, he did involve the CPS in a few cases where CPS prosecuted a sub-postmistress, ie. 2010, Regina Vs Seema Misra. This leads me to say, I do not think Sir Starmer with the Lego hair was a critical thinker, when he headed the CPS. Yet he did have the power to prevent these misscarriges of justice. That is why I said in my earlier posts what I said, such as - "Sir Starmer with the Lego hair has been a detached "armchair general" with an authoritarian mindset. He would rather have protected the inbred state with its establishment against the "little people", in the Post Office cases" and "Sir Starmer with the Lego hair is a grey inbred "state knows best" with a Soviet authoritarian mindset administrator. I do not think he is a really critical thinker. He just wants power, and will virtue signal his way to it, along with the Labour Party." |