Dear SPQR,

I'm glad that you do after all recognise the significance
of the Greens.

As for Paul squirming?

I don't think so.

I think he's also enjoying the verbal jousting very much.

Thanks Foxy, I can never take our band of 'usual suspects' seriously. They are for ever referring to "reports" that support their line of argument, one would think, all good and well, fair enough. Unfortunately time and again these so called damning reports of theirs can't be located, so as to provide a link. The best the 'usual suspects' can come up with is some trashy references to a beat-up in one of Murdoch's rubbishy fish wrappers.
This mob remind me of a kid I went to school with, when the teacher demanded his report on Shakespeare's Macbeth, Steve true to form, exclaimed with excitement what a magnificently fine report it was indeed, but, there always was a but with this kid, Steve then presented the teacher with the miserable excuse that unfortunately the dog had eaten his fantastically fine report, Steve then proceeded to produce a Loony Tunes Comic from under his desk and then proceed to read aloud from it, all the while claiming it was a very good substitute for his report on Macbeth, Needless to say the teacher gave poor Steven six of the best!

Such simple questions, yet so problematical for some on here. Although the subject Greens senator apparently hasn't bothered to reply to the public or to The Courier Mail.

Not a good look for the Greens who set a high standard for others.

Come on now, your ideas please because everyone is stumped,

<$414,000 to outfit an already plush Paddington suite in pristine condition. What did Greens Senator Larissa Waters find was so necessary as to cost that amount of taxpayers' dollars?

What manner of Vogue elegance costs $414,000?>

otb,

Lol!....are you still banging on....

@Poriot,
<<Lol!....are you still banging on....>>

Says the mother of all bangers-on (she hasn't stopped banging on about bad Tony since before the last election)

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@Paul,
You're acting like someone who has just been told Santa Claus isn't real : "no, no, no I don't believe it...Foxy tell me it isn't so"

Dear SPQR,

Go on admit it - you really have a thing
for Poirot, Paul, and myself.

We're always on your mind and in your
posts.

I must admit I rather like it! ;-)