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Originally Posted by Kursk
We're kind of aiming at a peripheral target here and it might be an idea to give officialdom room to 'manoeuvre'. Technology moves at a pace and it is unlikely that anyone can keep abreast of all of the change all of the time. They are getting up to speed and it might serve us better to get them onside; we need allies not enemies.
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I agree they need some room and wriggle space, but they need to know how angry people are, to focus their minds on the issue. They need to start wriggling in the right direction. They have had long enough.
With regards to all the documents, we need to get a timeline together, what was said and when.
We need to compare all 'official' documents, leaked or gained by FOI or timestamped enquiries with what was being spouted to the press.
Between all the players, i'm sure we will find a lot of porkies, and the evidence for it.
We will also find where the gaps are e.g. documents or meetings not yet disclosed.
That would help them to get up to speed, they wouldn't need to understand the IT, just that X or Y lied.
We need to overcome months/years of misinformation delivered by people with millions of pound at their disposal. They have had a go at the regulators, the government, parliament and the EU.