Is Mise,

I don't know anything about that.
You'll have to fill me in on that grant.

Hi Foxy and Issy,

Issy and I did discuss the grant of $5.5 million by Berejiklian to the Wagga Wagga Clay Pigeon Club last year. The WWPC is about as big as an outhouse at the back of Bourke, well it was until Gladys and Daryl got together and now its the size of the Taj Mahal. At the time of discussion Issy did say it was a bit rich on Gladys part to make such a grant. Forget the chickens, it looks like the pigeons have come home to roost. Issy, do clay pigeons roost? I don't think so, they just fall on Gladys head, although on Friday the NSW Libs were running around like headless chooks after the top job.

Hi Paul,

I've read a bit more about this clay pigeon business.
It will be interesting to see what ICAC comes up with
and how really involved the Premier was.

I’d say she was as close as two people can get.

Hi Foxy and Issy,

Foxy, I think Issy might agree with me, it would appear a difficult task for a country clay pigeon club to snag a grant of even $5.50c let alone $5.50 million from the government unless you know someone who knows someone, like the State Premier. Now that's corruption, Al would never had done that! Nah! Al would get the $5.5 million grant, and put it in his own pocket. Al was a good bloke, known to send flowers to funerals of associates who suffered an untimely end, generally caused by a loss of blood on a street corner, inflicted by unknown persons. Al was into shooting as well, but not clay pigeons, just pigeons who got in his way. They say Al had about 500 pigeons knocked off during his career as a tax dodger.

Dear Paul,

Perhaps the NSW Premier might have more in common with
Al Capone than I thought. After all Capone did say:

"A smile can get you far, but a smile with a gun can get
you further."