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This is John Bachelor. In London it's known as the post office scandal.

Hundreds, thousands of sub-postmasters. These are people who have a candy store or a store that also serves as a postal drop for stamps and dropping

her letter off were accused over many years of thievory of stealing from cash. It turns out there is good reason to believe that the

software employed by the post office in Britain was defective. How long people knew it was defective is unknown at this moment.

The consideration is how to compensate the people who were prosecuted, some jailed, humiliated, driven from their employment, and remain under shadow because of bad

software made by a Japanese company named Fujitsu.

Everybody's now apologizing, but that is not satisfaction.

There's much more to this story.

Joseph Sternberg, my colleague in London for the Wall Street Journal editorial page

summarizes right now the question of compensation and as Joe says

Hurry is Joseph Sternberg

Wall Street Journal on the Post Office scandal of Britain.

I think they are talking about money and I hope they do it very quickly because some of these people are elderly.

And there's going to be a big argument about whether

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