Negus' calls had been rebuffed. This week, though, Shorten took the call. The Commish's message was simple. "You think Afghanistan was dangerous," he said, "Your relationship with Andrew Landeryou and his alleged wife is far more fraught with danger. I am purely telling you this for your information, Sir, but it is something my force has had cause to monitor over the years and that work remains active and ongoing.
"Operational security, Sir, forbids me from saying any more, yet I believed it was appropriate I alert you to the force's concerns."
The Landeryous' associations with Conjob and Theo, and others, are offensive to law-abiding Patriots, taxpayers and voters also.
ReplyDeleteShortie has ordered 200,000 state funded condoms so he can begin his quest to bang every Shiela in OZ providing they are of legal age.
Theo has advised Shortie to begin with the unemployed as they are useless for anything else.
Christasos Theo!
ReplyDeleteI know Shortie needs help, but if he gets into the unemployed we won't get a look in, or a leg over. I can hear the pan pipes, girlish screams and the clatter of cloven hooves already. Stallion Shortie should have been gelded when he got the top job.
And how come Senate shoe-in Deb O'Kneel knows so much?
Deb sucks so hard, she sounds like fifty Hoovers.
ReplyDeleteShe will go far.
It is my understanding that Bill Shorten is making George Wright pay Delia and Dim $25,000 each per month to stay away from him and have no contact whatsoever. The money is going tax-free into accounts in the British Virgin Islands Andrew used to stow money he frauded from Halal Chook, MUSA and IQ Corporation (amongst other entitities).
ReplyDeleteShortie's priapic stunts should have disqualified him from ALP leadership. It's only a matter of time before his predeliction becomes public knowledge. Who is he going to bonk next?
ReplyDeleteIt has taken a Sydney-sider to finally establish the truth of the Ned Kelly legend by rehashing that folkloric romance into a new 900 page epic released yesterday. Insiders say bandana-wearing, former rugby star Peter Fitzsimons was suckered by a couple of pro-Kelly mutants into going back over the old, familiar ground of falsehoods and misleading 'evidence'. Fitzsimons uses an army of plagiaristic researchers to do his groundwork. He will soon realize they have betrayed him badly on this occasion.
ReplyDeleteI'm betting Fitzsimons' 'Ned Kelly' will have to be pulped for errors.
There is a giant 'hole' in Fitzsimons' Kelly fiction. Watch this space.