EFG from RBS destroyed my viable company Hypocrites will be blocked
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After @DavidHansonMP spoke in HoC over @RBS EFG fraud
Govt @beisgovuk minister orders review into my case
Thanks David progress at last
Clive May retweeted
“Full licence in 2 hours. DVLA approved.”🤔
How the hell is this legal? Who’s actually testing them? Sounds like a scam and a joke at the same time.
Immigrants are getting licences without proper tests while the rest of us wait months and they can’t even speak English.
Clive May retweeted
There is much to be uncovered about events on Jersey, the offshore trust specialists, specialist London large Private Client wealth firms & money laundering I believe.
Much of it, I suspect also linked to trafficking/abuse.
Its issues like this that underly the blackmail that drives so much of the high level corruption in the UK and government, British Crown Dependency's & the Judiciary I suspect.
Like in HBOS Reading where a combination of Marbella, Hookers, Coke, the Powder Monkey yacht and a good video camera is what led to much of the @LloydsBank cover up of the HBOS Reading Fraud I suspect.
And why some of the criminals not only never saw the inside of a cell, they retain assets stolen from Reading victims to this day... 😉
@BankConfidenti1 @ArturNadol7566 @efgbricklayer @StuartSyvret @AlliMiddleton1 @BomberMorgan @pcaruanagalizia @johncock_wayne
Clive May retweeted
Completely right Hester.
@TheFCA should not investigate itself & no one should support it in doing so.
Just like the IRHP Review, the Griggs Review, the Foskett Panel etc. @TheFCA will be trying to line up their 'Useful Idiots' to try & get away with this.
But we are watching it all carefully...
@BankConfidenti1 @MLorrM @BomberMorgan @efgbricklayer @ArturNadol7566
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#PostOfficeScandal #Redress #Compensation #Accountability #HCAB
Yesterday 20th October 2026 Sec of State Rt. Hon. @jreynoldsMP appeared in front of the Business Select Committee @CommonsBTC . He was asked by the Chair @liambyrnemp why 1800 Redress Scheme Claims still remained unsettled despite stated ambitions in January from @biztradegovuk that all claims would be settled by the Summer.
Two full years ago upon his original appointment as Sec of State in 2024, Rt. Hon. Jonathan Reynolds MP announced the Horizon Shortfall Scheme Appeals Process following recommendations from the Horizon Compensation Advisory Board in 2023. He told the House of Commons the new appeals process would be “easy” to engage with and its outcomes would be “delivered at pace”.
The Scheme was finally launched 7 months later on 8th April 2025.
Since the launch of the HSSA 18 months ago 155 Victims have claimed under the Scheme with just 26 Claims settled to date.
So three years on from a recommendation of the HCAB and just 17% of claims settled is an interesting definition of "Delivered at pace" ⁉️
Latest Redress figures to 30th September 2026: 👇
gov.uk/government/publicatio…
As of 30 September 2026, approximately £1,731 million has been paid to over 14,000 claimants yet Fujitsu have still yet to contribute one penny piece. 😡 😤
@CastletonLee @Janetsk20073533 @Malcolm22206844 @ElCShaikh @nickwallis @VarchasPatel @sharrond62 @ArturNadol7566 @rbrooks45 @andyburnham @BBCEmmaSimpson @DavidDavisMP @kevinhollinrake @premnsikka @UKHouseofLords @HouseofCommons
Clive May retweeted
Why are @IBCA_UK stretching the compensation claims process out over years for the infected? boondoggle?
It took them 5 months to invite me to claim and 6 months to work out how much they were going to pay me. They then added me to a fake news headline saying as an infected victim I'd been paid. So so far from the truth.
Up to another year to wait for the first IOU for the fourth round of regs for interferon and a few bits they got wrong, like, not paying until I was 16 regardless of the fact I was about 2 when they infected me with hcv and hbv. Now I'm told that that's not all, we will still owe you for unethical research. The waiting for IBCA has become as stressful as waiting for the Government to accept something went wrong in the first place.
@cabinetofficeuk @andyburnham @HaemoSocUK
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Why does the British state treat ISIS terrorists better than it does our SAS heroes?
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Radio silence from @andyburnham the man who had a lot to say at the Infected Blood Inquiry has still not replied to letters….
Haemophilia the governments dirty word…. The secret they are trying to hide.
HCV haemophiliacs are not the same as a whole blood transfusion victim.
No haemophiliac has been compensated yet for the negligence of our government. They knew the risks Sir Brian concluded this was #NotAnAccident the data was out there regarding factor. The HCV risk was 100% within the plasma pool. But they still went ahead and gave it to virgin haemophiliacs who went in for mild ailments…. They gave them a life sentence and have not recognised this within the scheme. We are not the same.
No haemophiliacs have been truly compensated for state abuse @andyburnham @jamesmurray_ldn @IBCA_CEO_UK @cazjwheeler @BBCHughPym @HaemoSocUK
Clive May retweeted
Clive this issue will not be put to bed, it's wrapped up in fraud we discovered post the BSFC thanks to a fellow complainant.
The NCA should have discovered it.
The community is getting stronger thanks to Steve/Mark and the TTF.
Clive May retweeted
This is Mohammed Yaseen, he was a member of the Al Qaeda group that beheaded Ken Bigley.
He arrived in Britain on a small boat, released from prison after just 6 months but can’t be deported due to his "human rights."
Costing us £85k per year & £500k for legal aid. Disgusting!
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- Literal convicted ISIS terrorist
- served 4+ years in prison in Germany for terrorist activities
- ECHR Art 3 blocks his removal to Iraq
- subsequently enters Britain illegally by small boat in December 2025
- arrested days later
- sentenced to two years in prison in July 2026
- released from prison last week
- made a fresh application to remain in Britain, delaying Home Office extradition attempts
- still a literal ISIS terrorist
Clive May retweeted
Please repost, listen to first hand experiences. How lessons should be learnt, and can be learned. What justice and accountability should be.
Dudley Trades Council Meeting
Zoom Online: Tuesday 3 November 2026 at 7pm
Guest Speakers:
Janet Skinner #PostOffice #HorizonScandal
Alan Wylie #SaveLibraries #Islington
Free registration: [email protected]
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Please share invite @UnisonDudley @johnmcdonnellMP @jeremycorbyn @AndreaEganGS @BladeoftheS @Janetsk20073533 @wylie_alan @Joe_Rich @RosieBrock71780 @MusicConnoisseu @vicderbyshire @LaserMike33 @David0Sm @VarchasPatel @Mauddib8 @TracyAustin_ @NevilleSouthall @Chrisviews43 @sukhdev_reel @RichieBrave @mariaspears @docrussjackson
Clive May retweeted
Time to claim the money back.
As I have said to some MPs in recent weeks, this is not a request for redress, compensation or sympathy, it is a demand for the return of money stolen from SMEs from 2008 on with interest.
Clive May retweeted
By my sentencing, my book was published and @andyverity did his BBC expose on my case. Things were crazy. DOJ/FBI increased jail ask from 9yrs to 15. FBI agent hid in back of court at my sentencing while judge SMOKED DOJ/FBI. 😂😂
bbc.com/news/business-498413…
amazon.com/dp/0999757237
Clive May retweeted
Yes but unfortunately his 'expert' got it wrong on fixed rate loans, helping to set a bad precedent. Conveniently allowing @LloydsBank to get away with their rather large Fixed Rate Loan Fraud for years.
Then coincidentally he got it wrong again in Parmar v @Barclays , agreeing with the banks expert that the credit line did not have to be disclosed. Again unfortunately setting a false precedent on COBS in the only private person case, allowing Swift & @TheFCA to misquote that Judgement and the Rules in their nonsense reports and letters.
How much bad luck can one 'expert' have one wonders...
@BankConfidenti1 @efgbricklayer @mickmor16921994 @CarshaltonArt @james_glanville @bleating_lamb
Clive May retweeted
Banks have been making historically large profits. Why? Because very well rewarded senior bankers have made ingenious business decisions? Or simply because interest rates are higher - so ordinary borrowers pay more? This is worth your attention: breakingviews.com/columns/co…
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Whistleblowers play a key role in exposing fraud,corruption &economic crime.
Those with the courage to speak about wrongdoing should be supported to come forward.
This consultation is an opportunity to build evidence on what works & how we can better support those who speak up.👇
Hear our Director, Graham McNulty speak about incentivising whistleblowers and have your say via the following: gov.uk/government/consultati…