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He might still be studying the front cover of Esquire.
He might still be studying the front cover of Esquire.And now for Slippery Pete's horoscope for the past week, courtesy of his taxpayer funded magazine Madison, an essential publication for any serious politician.
Slippery Pete must be limbering up somewhere in anticipation of presiding over the next session of parliament.
He has been quiet recently.
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This should provide a little fodder,Just can't wait for the next sitting of parliament GG. Let the circus begin.
PETER SLIPPER: There have been on a number of occasions, as I have pointed out previously, misunderstandings over the interpretation of what rules and regulations are. I have made a number of payments. I believe that I did not have to make those payments back.
Just can't wait for the next sitting of parliament GG. Let the circus begin.
This should provide a little fodder,
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/..._explain_these_king_cross_fares/#commentsmore
http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/2012/s3419102.htm
From the ABC article,
A number of occasions ?
For our Pete, all that's missing is the halo, although he's got the temporary one from Julia.Further being a pisspot, bad employer and a deserter without principles is no barrier to being a High Church official. St. Peter, after whom this lamprey is named was no angel.
For our Pete, all that's missing is the halo, although he's got the temporary one from Julia.
Calliope didn't vote for him so he says!
So who got your vote
Craig Thomson.
Have you joined the thought police?No no no was it family first, or greens or are you a fibber like the PM
WikipediaPolitical privacy has been a concern since voting systems emerged in ancient times. The secret ballot is the simplest and most widespread measure to ensure that political views are not known to anyone other than the voter.
Have you joined the thought police?
Wikipedia
Political privacy has been a concern since voting systems emerged in ancient times. The secret ballot is the simplest and most widespread measure to ensure that political views are not known to anyone other than the voter.Have you joined the thought police?
Wikipedia
Political privacy has been a concern since voting systems emerged in ancient times. The secret ballot is the simplest and most widespread measure to ensure that political views are not known to anyone other than the voter.
Bahaha yeah no one would know your political views,pure gold mate your one of a kind
You don't make any secret of yours...loony left, and pure dross and certainly not one of a kind. You have joined the other bahaha clowns who contribute nothing but abuse.
Abuse cmon man you got caught tellin porkies man up
Government records show Peter Slipper, who is under Australian Federal Police investigation over alleged expense rorting, claimed a series of late-night trips to Kings Cross and another inner-Sydney nightclub hotspot.
Mr Slipper, who was ordained as a priest of the Traditional Anglican Communion in 2008, claimed for a taxi to Kings Cross on September 21, 2009, at 11pm.
At 12.38am on September 22, his Cabcharge card was used for a trip to nearby Taylor Square in Oxford Street.
And at 7.24 that same morning Mr Slipper's card was again charged for a trip to Kings Cross, with "office" listed as the point where the taxi journey began.
The records, published by the federal government, were reported by online blog Bunyipitude on Thursday.
Mr Slipper did not respond yesterday to a series of written questions concerning those expenses.
His spokeswoman, Karen Doene, said Mr Slipper was unable to respond as his "diary is completely full as he prepares for parliament next week".
Fr.Peter Slipper is being unfairly targetted in the media and particularly by the Australian newspaper, no friend of priests caught with their frock up
.At 12.38am on September 22, his Cabcharge card was used for a trip to nearby Taylor Square in Oxford Street.
And at 7.24 that same morning Mr Slipper's card was again charged for a trip to Kings Cross, with "office" listed as the point where the taxi journey began
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