P,

You are even pathetic as a troll. With 100 future Labor MPs facing criminal charges I certainly have the last laugh.

Paul,

There is a rumour that Lee Rhiannon might be a woman.

SM,

"You are even pathetic as a troll. With 100 future Labor MPs facing criminal charges I certainly have the last laugh."

I'm telling it like it is...that's not trolling.

Watching you jump through hoops attempting to differentiate between what you consider is and is not corruption involving your party is very telling.

Every other day there's a new case of some dodgy Liberal up to his armpits.

Who are these 100 future Labor MP's?

Are you keeping track of the unionists whose TURC-related cases are being dropped - thrown out of the court system - for lack of evidence?

P,

You are the one making up the definitions of corruption as you go along. I was using the definition that ICAC used, and in spite of all your puffing, not one Liberal has been charged yet nor has anyone else been implicated.

Which is a very different case to the 100 crooked union officials. That some charges have been dropped because witnesses withdrew probably from intimidation is not an endorsement of the union thugs involved.

I look forward to the election when the crooked Shorten tries to explain why he took money from cleanevent to reduce the rates of their workers.

Paul,

"...all that I asked was if it is corruption to lie under Parliamentary Privilege and observed that the Greens are adept at it"

Well, is it?

SM,

yada, yada, yada...

Another day, another dodgy revelation....

"A second Turnbull government frontbencher has been caught up in the political donations row dogging the NSW Liberals over a finding that senior party officials used a controversial body to channel prohibited donations into its 2011 state election campaign.

Liberal rising star and Assistant Minister for Cities Angus Taylor discussed use of the controversial Free Enterprise Foundation with a former key Liberal fundraiser, Paul Nicolaou, and solicited a donation from a mining company to the organisation.

The revelation comes after cabinet secretary Senator Arthur Sinodinos was last week named in a damning report by the NSW Electoral Commission over the party's use of the federally registered FEF to "disguise" donations, including from banned donors such as property developers, to the NSW division of the party."

http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/assistant-minister-angus-taylor-discussed-free-enterprise-foundation-with-key-fundraiser-20160328-gns7li.html#ixzz44GeJWnk

Dear Poirot,

Sin-on-all-of-us really appears have his name mentioned every 6 months in connection with something dodgy. The new Mr Teflon I'm afraid. He must have his claws in pretty deep to have not been shown the door.