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Later this week, or early next week, we expect to formally receive a legal opinion which suggests Mal Brough may have committed a criminal offence by conspiring with Ashby and Doane to copy Slipper’s diary. With Federal Court judge Steven Rares’ decision about Brough being in a combination with others to bring down the Government should have been enough to get him disendorsed — one would expect this be the final straw.

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well valleyboy I have finally read every word of one of your.. ho hum C&P....and you know what I cannot see one link that says Brough committed a criminal offense.......not one.. of course the suggestion is RIGHT THERE sowing the seeds..

just like the seed were sown about buying free drinks for journos.. an old trick.. and rather obvious you poor thing....

butg we expect that from you and the independent..gutter writing.. >:( >:(

cods wrote on Aug 21^st, 2013 at 4:10pm:

well valleyboy I have finally read every word of one of your.. ho hum C&P....and you know what I cannot see one link that says Brough committed a criminal offense.......not one.. of course the suggestion is RIGHT THERE sowing the seeds.. just like the seed were sown about buying free drinks for journos.. an old trick.. and rather obvious you poor thing.... butg we expect that from you and the independent..gutter writing.. >:( >:(

you missed this bit then? I guess you didn't read 'every word'.

Later this week, or early next week, we expect to formally receive a legal opinion which suggests Mal Brough may have committed a criminal offence by conspiring with Ashby and Doane to copy Slipper’s diary. With Federal Court judge Steven Rares’ decision about Brough being in a combination with others to bring down the Government should have been enough to get him disendorsed —