But who went into the Professor's computer and then reported the contents to the New Matilda?  Surely not the University's computer administrator.  

 

DEB

 

 

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@lloydslights wrote:

This all reminds me of the "hacking" re Tony Abbotts daughter's scholarship.  

 

YES it sure does.... PRIVATE emails just suddenly get released to the media.... 

 

What people say or write in private should be private on a private phone or computer.  I don't condone what he wrote, but everyone should be entitled to have a humourous/stupid/childlike/private side

 

Not in this day and age of outrage at everything.... A sense of humour or private emails or chats are not allowed

 

 

 

to an otherwise staid existence.

 

Welcome to the world that the left, PC correct and humourless want to force onto everyone 

 

 

 

 

DEB

 

 

 

 

 

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No idea. Ask the AFP. He has been exposed.

Nero likes polls

Poll: Does the fact it was a "game" excuse Barry Spurr’s language?

Yes 25%
No 75%

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/barry-spurr-emails-investigated-by-university-of-sydney-20141016-1179kj.ht...

There are more details from the emails here

http://thevine.com.au/life/politics/curriculum-reviewer-barry-spurr-revealed-to-be-vile-racist-sexis...

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@am*3 wrote:

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WHO HACKED HIS PRIVATE ACCOUNT?

 

Or is hacking someones private account OK with you

It was a work email account, not his private account.  

Ask the AFP.

In the meantime Barry Spurr has been exposed.

"Education Minister Christopher Pyne condemned the comments.
"The minister utterly rejects and finds repugnant the denigration of any minority on the basis of their sex, race, sexual orientation or beliefs," a spokesman said."

"The university takes the allegations very seriously ... Racist, sexist or offensive language is not tolerated at the University of Sydney."

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/barry-spurr-emails-investigated-by-university-of-sydney-20141016-1179kj.ht...

"Between September 2012 and late 2014, the emails were sent to around a dozen people, including very senior academics and officials within the University of Sydney."

Perhaps one of these recipients passed on their copy to NM?

"A source within the University of Sydney, connected to the School of Letters, Art and Media (SLAM) - which includes the English Department - has confirmed that the emails were sent from Professor Spurr’s official university email address."

That doesn't mean his email account (WORK) was hacked.

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@lloydslights wrote:

But who went into the Professor's computer and then reported the contents to the New Matilda?  Surely not the University's computer administrator.  

 

DEB

 

 

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Obviously the New Matilda have an agenda in exposing ppl by hacking into computers. Hacking is illegal. The New Matilda seem to find this fine detail irrelevant.

 

Having said that, ppl in high places need to be aware of such hackers and refrain from putting their innermost thoughts into easily accessed correspondence.