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@fiestas*girl wrote:

i note that no one has yet commented on this

 

very hypocritical of the LNP and typical of their one eyed supporters....

 

pretend it didnt happen and it might go away......nuh, not for lnp and not for anyone

 

everyday i am gobsmacked at lnp and supporters hypocrasy and penchant for hiding things and sweeping stuff under the carpet

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You've got to understand the thinking of the current mob.

If you rip off $20B it's all for the common good because you can spend about 1% of that by hiring someone to wash your car and clean your toilet then they can buy a meal or two which helps the local supermarket and water company plus it reduces a couple of dole payments for a few weeks.

Now hang on you two, presumption of innocence must apply

A presumption that was in very short supply when Labor party connections were accused of various corrupt activities.

It will be interesting to see how this pans out - a serious test of abbott's commitment to a code of conduct for his Ministers.

Although I'm not holding my breath - after all, the adults are back in charge, and they are open for business *cough*

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@pct001wine wrote:

Now hang on you two, presumption of innocence must apply

 

A presumption that was in very short supply when Labor party connections were accused of various corrupt activities.

 

It will be interesting to see how this pans out - a serious test of abbott's commitment to a code of conduct for his Ministers.

 

Although I'm not holding my breath - after all, the adults are back in charge, and they are open for business *cough*

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Didn't he already do away with the code of conduct?  

After all, the virtuous Libs don't need any code of conduct as they honest and virtuous by way of their superior DNA with an inbuilt honour gene. It's only Labor and greens who are afflicted with DNA that causes them to need constant scrutiny.

Let's have a royal commission into Labor people, yes let's have a royal commission into Labor people.  

There was only one march in Sydney, the one for St Patrick"s day.  There was only one march in Sydney, the one for St Patrick's day.

let's be crystal clear about that, yes, let's be crystal clear about that. 

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An other very good reason why water should not be given to the private sector to be traded around solely for the purpose of creating a profit.

how convenient not to supply a link

further investigation shows that labor people are also involved.....but carry on

He is a bit vague on it, if he was to gain money surely he would remember?

What about the returned donations?

It's all a bit fishy

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@*mrgrizz* wrote:

how convenient not to supply a link

further investigation shows that labor people are also involved.....but carry on

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and at least 2 serving Liberal state MPs. proof that NSW disease is definitely bi-partisan

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@lakeland27 wrote:

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@*mrgrizz* wrote:

how convenient not to supply a link

further investigation shows that labor people are also involved.....but carry on

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and at least 2 serving Liberal state MPs. proof that NSW disease is definitely bi-partisan

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Libs like to think they are untouchable, turns out they mix with all types lol