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Sure does.
So doesn't the fact that the calls appeared on his phone bill eliminate the possibility of such a transfer of calls?
In my ten years working on reception in several brothels throughout Melbourne, never once did I accept a credit card payment from a client without validating his identity with either a Driver’s Licence or a passport (for the non-Aussies). Nor do I know of any other receptionist who would take the risk of allowing several hundred dollars to be put on a credit card without covering their back by positively identifying the client first. Who has to pay when a person comes back and says “There’s a charge on my card from a brothel and it wasn’t me”? The receptionist, that’s who!!
From a former brothel receptionist:
Read more from the receptionist: Brothel receptionist tells: why we’d want Thomson’s driver’s licence
http://www.news.com.au/national/cra...-named-witnesses/story-e6frfkvr-1226363996981
LOl and now the witnesses he named in Parliament are all "WTH?"
What a sad little liar Thompson is.
Cheers
Sir O
With the media going nuts, the opposition like a dog with a bone, the independants having their two cents, and labour just failing throughout this whole episode, this issue is completely disrupting parliament and the running of this country. Its all an ugly mess and the fact that that this is the main topic at the moment, is frankly, an embarassment to our parliament, given the economic challenges presenting themselves here and overseas.
The issue has been handled shockingly, and considering it happened so long ago it baffles me that this is how it has played out.
Agree.
Mostly due to Gillards' desire to stay in power no matter what it costs Australia.
Agree.
Mostly due to Gillards' desire to stay in power no matter what it costs Australia.
Yep that, plus....
The oppositions desire to gain power no matter what it costs Australia.
The independants desire to stay in power no matter what it costs Australia.
Nixon knew when he had to go;
"I have never been a quitter. To leave office before my term is completed is opposed to every instinct in my body. But as president I must put the interests of America first Therefore, I shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow."
Yep that, plus....
The oppositions desire to gain power no matter what it costs Australia.
The independants desire to stay in power no matter what it costs Australia.
Tony Abbott's desire to do anything to be PM.
Actually did we not witness Bill Kelty sum it all up last week, when he said the opposition was doing its job.
I thought he spoke well!
joea
Tony Abbott's desire to do anything to be PM.
When Thomson rubbished Abbott in his diatribe he was obviously looking for support from the Abbott haters, who are nearly as numerous as the Gillard haters. I think his ploy worked.
Actually did we not witness Bill Kelty sum it all up last week, when he said the opposition was doing its job.
I thought he spoke well!
joea
In that case, you can't blame Labor for doing whatever it can to stay in government
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Nope not the same, now if Abbott was shielding a criminal your comparison might be valid but he isnt.
In that case, you can't blame Labor for doing whatever it can to stay in government
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