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Data on 5,000 prison staff lost
news.bbc.co.uk — Another day, another ***** British data loss scenario.
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- PL3NTY, on 09/06/2008, -0/+3Norway here I come!
- borez, on 09/06/2008, -0/+1IMO these stories are fabricated on purpose to inject fear into the public (not by the BBC or any other news source I may add, they're just the carrier pigeons )
Follow the paper trail on all the recent data loss stories in the UK ( and other countries ) and eventually you'll find the same group of people, some link to EDS, others to HP, but if there's one thing I can nail down: they all pyramid back to the same group of American Billionaires.
It's very, very ***** up.
- borez, on 09/06/2008, -0/+1IMO these stories are fabricated on purpose to inject fear into the public (not by the BBC or any other news source I may add, they're just the carrier pigeons )
- ukgraham, on 09/06/2008, -0/+1Great, My wife is a prison officer. She has to confront male prisoners daily. Now all we need is a nice guy knocking on the door waving a shotgun as he asks her to take drugs in to some of her lovely guests. I wonder what advice Jack Straw has for her?
Will this Government please do the maths. Contracting out the crucial jobs we expect Governments to take responsibility for has a simple formula. Cheapest bidder = piss poor job done if the company still wants to make a profit. Ask the kids who's exam results were screwed up.
Perhaps one day the Labour Government will realise that they also need to be a good employer before they go around legislating the fun out of life in the UK while being totally negligent in many of its principle responsibilities like looking after us!!
I wish I could afford to leave this ruined country.
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