on 25-03-2014 01:16 PM
What is your favourite article so far? I like to be entertained by what I read and this pretty good
http://www.theage.com.au/comment/no-martha-defence-for-arthur-sinodinos-20140321-358cd.html
Do you think the name Arfur might stick? I love it.
on 03-04-2014 10:27 PM
@donnashuggy wrote:
@monman12 wrote:<p>DY have you ever researched ( chuckle), aprpoos 457 visa applicants ? try the period when the Circus was performing. from 2007.</p>
<p><strong>Next daily feel good "diss"</strong></p>He's guilty of corruption in my mind, weird html, are you drinking scotch?
on 03-04-2014 10:32 PM
on 03-04-2014 10:34 PM
On the other hand Donna,,.....he just might be an out and out dill.
on 03-04-2014 10:52 PM
"He's guilty of corruption in my mind,"
That DY sums it up, "your mind" !.
Now accept , and B1G (ha), that Thompson, Williamson, and the CMEFU HAVE been found guilty of criminal activities. What is in your mind means naught, in law and common sense.
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on 03-04-2014 11:13 PM
on 04-04-2014 06:23 AM
@donnashuggy wrote:An embarrassment for the government, he's a Liar
For you and I it is an embarrassment to have liars in our Government.
For this current Government it is 'truth' which is their embarassment ...a liar would be an assett
enter: hide the boats
no answer question Question time aided by Madam Speaker
get rid of the ABC
MP's to get 24hr media clearances (ie;you can/can't speak,this is how you say it...get our stories to match etc)
on 04-04-2014 07:43 AM
04-04-2014 08:26 AM - edited 04-04-2014 08:27 AM
@spotweldersfriend wrote:
Oh and Robert Askin was never charged with criminal activity either,so he was obviously clean too.A knighthood thrown into the bargain as well.
And Bjelke Petersen, knighthood also.
Terry Lewis, knighthood too.
on 04-04-2014 08:35 AM
Appears he has the same disease Allan Bond had.
on 04-04-2014 10:10 AM
Despite chugging his way through a couple of litres of Sydney water, no amount of water appeared to refresh Senator Arthur Sinodinos' failing memory as he endured hours of cross-examination over his role in a company at the centre of a corruption probe
The problem for Sinodinos is that over the four years he was deputy and then chairman at Australian Water Holdings serious corruption was taking place under his nose but he saw nothing, did nothing and asked no questions.
He failed to notice that the company had splashed out $164,000 on a corporate box at Olympic stadium or that it had run up $28,000 in limousine hire. Sinodinos was quick to point out he had only once used a hire car to go to Parramatta. It was the ratepayers of Sydney Water who were being billed for these outrageous expenses which Sinodinos claimed to know nothing about.
Even harder to believe was that while the company was going to hell in a hand basket it was paying up to $17,000 a month to Liberal Party lobbyists.
The inquiry has heard that the company was billing Sydney Water millions of dollars each year for salaries of its directors, despite there being only 10 employees and one contract.
He protested his travelling time from the CBD to AWH's offices in Bella Vista, in the city's north-west, had not been added in. And what about the times at functions at people's houses that he had promoted AWH? demanded Sinodinos.
''Should we add on 90 seconds over a gin and tonic to the other 45 hours a year,'' quipped Watson.
But perhaps most crushing for Sinodinos was the revelation that his successor, Michael Costa, the former State Labor treasurer, did what Sinodinos failed to do throughout his four years at AWH - go through the company's books.
Costa has told the inquiry he was horrified by what he found.