At least Notareargunner has got some reaction out of the Ministry of Injustice by them preventing Civil Servants from accepting a cosy breakfast at the luxurious Tower Hotel, London. Instead a minor official from Preston will be given star billing as she attempts to cement a relationship between the companies that break the law and a Judiciary that does not acknowledge the plight of VICTIMS.
It will be interesting to see how ITV's Exposure programme has affected the speakers and the companies that swindle the duped public out of an extra £200 million a year. Unfortunately I have not been given an invite, nor can we afford the £180 per head ticket. I wonder if Labour MP Stella Creasy will be paying for her breakfast or how much this Group will be paying for her services? More than the fine it took for Andy Miller to be deprived of his life, no doubt!
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