Shame they cannot get the Serious Crime Squad in to ask them who they intend to prosecute over the LIBOR scandal....

At 1:20, she asks the question we've all been wanting someone to ask FOREVER. Then a government lawyer stumbles over his words.
At 2:20, she rattles off another one. Then a government lawyer stumbles over his words.
At 2:55, she asks another lawyer the same question. Said lawyer then tries to not stumble over her words.
At 3:25, she asks the same question again. That lawyer asks for some time.
At 3:45, she gets our back and goes for the knockout punch.
And then right after that you reward her good behavior by sharing this with everyone on the Internet. You know you want to.

I like the last point the lady made, where she points out that authorities routinely 'make an example' of small people by taking them to court over trivia.

This storey
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... arden.html
perfectly makes the point. A young woman is made an example of and fined £400 for accidentally dropping a small sachet of clean salt:


Local authorities spend vast sums of public money spreading millions of tons of unrefined and filthy rock salt over millions of square miles of public roads during the winter. And yet a filthy salt-spreading local authority makes an example of a private individual for the accidental dropping of an insignificant quantity of clean refined salt, that results in a £400 fine.

Disgraceful. I would refuse to pay on principle, if they sent the bailiffs in I would transfer every last penny I had to someone I trusted.

They could put me in jail I wouldn't pay these thieves........

Presumably £75 on the spot to £400, she went to court ?

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Lets be careful out there !

On the spot fines! I thought Dick Turpin was only doing his job officer. Maybe this mob should suffer the same fate.

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Its not always the biggest and the bestest, its them that make the least mistakes.