Justice – Your life hangs by a thread – Conscience Ignored

“A single thread holds a life — until justice forgets what it’s for.”


Een enkel draadje houdt een leven bijeen — tot justitie vergeet waarvoor ze bestaat.

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An unflinching look at a justice system turned on its head—where no crime existed, but lives were shattered. Conscience was ignored, and truth silenced.

The Absurdity

Justice Turned Upside Down

As will become clear in the nine pages below

These nine pages are not just stories.

They are windows into a world where the impossible became real, and justice was turned upside down.

Each page offers a glimpse into the unthinkable — and every word is true.

🎥 The Post Office Scandal Explained

In just 20 minutes, this powerful video lays bare every key aspect of the scandal with striking clarity. Even Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appears, calling it

“one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in our nation’s history.”

Essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand the full scale and human cost of this systemic failure.

In conclusion, it was done on purpose

⚙️ The Helpdesk, Technical Staff, and Systemic Wrongdoing
  • The Post Office Helpdesk, technical support, and investigators were often the first point of contact for Subpostmasters who noticed discrepancies.

  • Instead of investigating Horizon as a possible source of the errors, they assumed — or were told to assume — that the Subpostmasters were at fault.

  • Many of these people worked for Fujitsu, or were part of a system managed jointly by the Post Office and contractors. But regardless of who signed their paycheck, they operated within a chain of command that discouraged questioning the software.

  • They were often not allowed to tell the truth — and some may not have even been fully informed themselves. Others knew, but kept quiet.

  • The result was that technical people, helpdesk staff, and investigators became agents of harm — not out of personal malice, but because the system trained, instructed, or pressured them to protect the institution, not the truth.

🧭 Why They “Could Not Handle It Right”

They could not handle it right because:

  • The system was designed to assume Horizon was flawless.

  • Speaking up could mean losing your job, your role, or facing internal backlash.

  • Fujitsu employees were sometimes even used as expert witnesses in trials — without disclosing the full context or problems with the data.

  • Legal departments, managers, and compliance teams closed ranks to protect the institution.

Where Telling the Truth Meant Losing Your Place

So yes:

They belonged to Fujitsu, or to the Post Office, or to the government — and because of that fact, they could not handle it right.

They were part of a structure that made truth unwelcome.

The Cruel Machinery of Conformity and Cover-Up

Ook een komisch moment kan ons iets leren over de kracht van stilte — en het doorbreken ervan.

Even a comedic moment can teach us something about the power of silence — and what it means to break it.

When Silence Breaks

A quiet man, a loud moment — and the courage to finally speak.

Richard Raises His Voice At Hyacinth | Keeping Up Appearances

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More Than a Bug: A System That Chose Denial Over Justice

Meer dan een Bug: Een Systeem dat Kiest voor Ontkenning boven Gerechtigheid

The Computer Bug that Ruined Hundreds of Lives

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8 nov 2023


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How and why were over 700 postal workers in the UK prosecuted for crimes they didn’t commit?? This is a royally messed up story about how a corporation refused to own up to their mistakes and instead, threw hundreds of their own innocent employees under the bus. In this video, we take a deep dive into the legal drama that unfolded and find out whether justice was served.

“Wanneer instellingen rede en geweten loslaten, is het niet de gerechtigheid die blind is — maar de macht die weigert te zien.”

Niet systemen dragen de gevolgen, maar mensen:
hun leven, hun gezin, hun waardigheid.

Deze pagina laat zien hoe absurditeiten, eenmaal geaccepteerd, tot onvoorstelbare schade leiden —
niet per ongeluk, maar doelbewust.

Als dit kan gebeuren zónder misdaad, zónder bewijs en zónder berouw — dan is niemand van ons echt veilig.

“When institutions abandon reason and conscience, it is not justice that is blind — it is power that refuses to see.”

The cost is borne not by systems, but by people:
their lives, their families, their dignity.

This page has shown how absurdities, once accepted, lead to unimaginable harm —
not by accident, but by design.

If this can happen without a crime, without evidence, and without remorse — then none of us are truly safe.