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MSE News: Supermarkets fined millions for price fixing
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no_choice_now wrote: »Ya read post 10 and look at the links to MSM news articles and you will see everything you didn't want to x
Actually I've already done that and didn't see any evidence.
In post 10 you say
"Let us not too quickly forget the case of Tony Allen, the disgraced former head of Oldham Trading Standards who was sacked after it was proved he lied, manufactured evidence and fabricated charges even under oath in a Crown Court."
But the links you supplied do not show any evidence of that.
You also go on to say
"Trading Standards manufactured thousands of false claims against a kitchen maker and used these fake complaints to try and get the company closed down."
Yet present no evidence of it.
You also say
"When the judge dismissed the case he nearly sent the head of Trading Standards to prison - bet you didn't hear much about that in the news"
Yet present no evidence.
And last time I looked, a judge does not have the power to send someone to prison for not presenting enough evidence to get a conviction.
Nor has he/she the authority to send someone to prison just because he does not believe the evidence, of does not consider it reliable.
I think you are seeing just what you want to see, and not actually what is there.0 -
geordie_joe wrote: »Actually I've already done that and didn't see any evidence.
These news stories, and the many more Google will show you using it's "news search" feature, confirm everything I've said. You're simply choosing to ignore them.geordie_joe wrote: »In post 10 you say
"Let us not too quickly forget the case of Tony Allen, the disgraced former head of Oldham Trading Standards who was sacked after it was proved he lied, manufactured evidence and fabricated charges even under oath in a Crown Court."BBC_News wrote:Mr Allen has been dismissedOldham_Council wrote:a member of staff has been dismissed from the councilMEN wrote:who was later discovered to have falsifiedMEN wrote:He found no evidence that Mr Miller had defrauded customersMEN wrote:The trading standards boss admitted in court it was his ‘desire’ to close the company down, contradicting his earlier evidenceMEN wrote:He manufactured a dragon and that was [Vance Miller]
I could go on for quite some time but you would probably choose to ignore that too.geordie_joe wrote: »But the links you supplied do not show any evidence of that.
"Trading Standards manufactured thousands of false claims against a kitchen maker and used these fake complaints to try and get the company closed down."
Yet present no evidence of it.geordie_joe wrote: »You also say
"When the judge dismissed the case he nearly sent the head of Trading Standards to prison - bet you didn't hear much about that in the news"
Yet present no evidence.geordie_joe wrote: »And last time I looked, a judge does not have the power to send someone to prison for not presenting enough evidence to get a conviction.
Clearly you have no interest in the truth and have very selective eyesight
I wonder how you seem to think that myself being present in the court room and the various reputable media outlets who reported on this issue know less about what happened than you do?
Troll.0
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