Operation Plausible Deniability

[douglas9401]

Is in full swing with evidence being routinely deleted.

Did none of the control freaks imagine they'd be called to account or is that the real problem here, that they did.?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-67230071

[douglas9401]

Should be 'having been' rather than 'being'.

[Canary42]

IIRC, under the Covid emergency measures introduced (and not rescinded since) during the height of the pandemic. it included criminalising the publishing of disinformation. As a result all providers of public outlets are ***-scared of falling foul of the law, so play "better safe than sorry" and eliminate a lot of harmless material.

[youngmafbog]

//and eliminate a lot of harmless material.//

Hmmm, more like incriminating.

 

[Peter Pedant]

I was quite surprised he did that day-to-day. He is NOT a doctor so cannot be referred to the GMC for intentional destruction of data he knew may be relevant.

His idea was that none of it was relevant to decisions ( so keep it then)

omnia praesumuntur contra spoliatorem

everything is assumed against the destroyer....probably doesnt apply here. Perhaps he is a lawyer, and knows these things are discoverable....

also doing it day to day means that a lot is overwritten, and so not readable by programs designed to identify english

[Peter Pedant]

I mean you hear these things in court ( as a juryman) and the reaction is that - he  is lying....

not good for credibility or the rest of his evidence....