[Closed] Bad day at work?

I dunt get this, why was this stuff even printed out
Funny that exposes this odd incident where journos were present when Russia fired on hns defender, we now know was expected result
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-europe-57580962
Who was getting the bus?
Tinfoil hat time- botched drop to a Russian spy?
Deliberate misinformation?

Funny that exposes this odd incident where journos were present when Russia fired on hns defender

But it was known in advance that this was a marginally provocative action taken by the RN with anticipated results.
Hence why the reporter was on board.

I'm guessing that the entire Civil Service will be resitting the data security elearning courses this week then.....

I’m guessing that the entire Civil Service will be resitting the data security elearning courses this week then…

This wasn't dropped on someone's commute home. It was either nicked by a cleaner or leaked and the 'I found it behind a bus stop' is just someone trying badly to cover themselves.

Deliberately “lost” at the bus stop to expose the setup of placing tame journalists on a warship…………………………………………or something or other

Also contained details on troop deployment in Afghanistan which could be far more serious

I’m guessing that the entire Civil Service will be resitting the data security elearning courses this week then…..

The standard for briefing is all prints are numbered, each person is given a number and when they are given a print they sign to say its received. At the end of the briefing its the responsibility of the lead officer to collect all the prints back and sign to say none are outstanding.

We have protocols for a reason, it's tried and tested and followed.

So, when these are found at a bus stop and handed to the BBC I suspect they were meant to be leaked or someone has been set up! There's far more to this than a high ranking officer getting pissed at a pub and leaving it on a bus although that does happen far too regularly, I can't see it happening with something this sensitive and with troop movement. Why include crimea briefing with Afghanistan troop movement briefing. It's probably been done to give false info to isis who will believe it. The Russians are too smart to fall for this.

If we assume it was dropped by mistake and handed in by a 'member of the public' - if I was that member of the public, and saw 'Secret' etc, why on earth, unless I was a proper bellend, would I 'contact the BBC'...

Surely that'd be counted as treason?

We have protocols for a reason, it’s tried and tested and followed.

I use to put a different typo in every single document sent out when it was high/high profile 🙂