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Dear Mr D Moon,
This is not a conflict of interest. It’s a congruence of interest.
You really should try to move with the times dear chap and stop living in the past. To get Australian’s open for business we will need to leave the musty old notions about probity (which as we all know or have been told, is always bad for ‘business’)behind us
Although I admit that as a rather conservative chap, I have a nagging wonder about just what this ‘business’ will entail at a personal level. What orifice will we need to open wider in order to better accommodate this essential feature of the new Governments reaming, oops I mean reforming agenda.
However, I am sure that the government knows that every accommodating orifice is but another ‘open for business’ opportunity as a great many of us will need much personal lubrication. After all, we wouldn’t want too much screaming while we get used to being very open for ‘business’.
A truly magnificent breakfast today FD.
Corn flakes of interest with a frisson of PM’s testicles.
Such a welcome return of our favourite nuts.
It appears Liberal MPs are currently feasting on a diet of fibberburgers.
Remember that old joke about a certain fast food chicken brand’s 17 secret herbs & spices: one was salt, the others were MSG.
Too much information, hahahahaah.
As Homer Simpson would have it, “hmmmmmmm, sugary death in a box. Aaaaarrrrgghhh”.