Gillards slush fund still active...

[IQS.RLOW]

She won't because she's fucking guilty and a liar.

Police have confirmed they are investigating. Fordham was asked to provide a statement regarding Gillard for their investigation.

Game over.

[Aussie]

First time in Australia's history...

For what?

[IQS.RLOW]

First time in Australia's history...

For what?

A criminal is PM

[Aussie]

First time in Australia's history...

For what?

A criminal is PM

Oh.....did you forget? I directed that at 'BO.' Mix up the windows did you?

[IQS.RLOW]

I was responding to you. A slimy piece of dogshit who supports criminals, thugs, child molesters and terrorists.

[Aussie]

Fordham was asked to provide a statement regarding Gillard for their investigation.

Really? Not even Fordham claims that. Link please.

You are playing with words, loser, as Fordham is, and it just will not work.

[IQS.RLOW]

Ben Fordham, "The Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gillard is under investigation by police, this is fact. They are real police, this is a real investigation and yes, the Prime Minister really is under investigation."

I don't know why you are denying it. You have supported crooks your whole life and even here defend pedophiles and terrorists. Fraud wouldn't be a stretch for you...

[IQS.RLOW]

Gillard finally confirmed to Fordham that she and Blewitt were in the room when the document was signed. It is an assertion that could only be wrong if Victoria Police have evidence placing them on opposite sides of Australia.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/fe ... 6630319702" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

IN the days after a heated 2GB radio interview in March, during which Julia Gillard was questioned closely about the AWU slush fund scandal, a detective in Victoria's Fraud Squad, Ross Mitchell, made a strategic decision.

One answer the Prime Minister gave during a dogged tussle in her interview with Ben Fordham stood out. Mitchell knew it when he heard it. The other detectives knew it too.

Although seemingly innocuous to those not involved in the probe, Gillard's answer was new and pivotal. It meant police in Melbourne would need a sworn statement from Fordham in Sydney, even though as a journalist he would be expected to subsequently disclose some key facts.

The actions that Mitchell and other police took in seeking further information from Fordham led to him stating in unequivocal terms on his radio show this week something that had been previously cryptically and very carefully inferred - the Prime Minister is under formal Victoria Police investigation as a result of the 18-year-old Australian Workers Union fraud. Fordham has kept a pledge to police to not publicly reveal more than this.

Indeed, almost everything that Fordham told his listeners on 2GB this week would surprise Australians who receive their news only from the ABC. Fordham tells Inquirer that nobody from the public broadcaster has contacted him since his revelations.

"I would have thought that the most powerful person in the country being the subject of an ongoing police investigation is a very significant story," Fordham says. "If others choose not to see it that way, I'm more than happy to keep covering it.

"I've had reactions from some people saying: 'How do you know that it's true?' and 'Are you just making it up?' All I can keep saying is that it is 100 per cent fact. I would not say something so serious about the Prime Minister unless I could be 100 per cent sure. If I were wrong on this, there would be a good argument for my dismissal and possibly worse (a defamation action for damages). It would be career suicide and totally unfair to Julia Gillard. But I'm as certain of the facts as I am of my own name.

"I'm not beating my drum and saying 'Look at me'. But if a story about the PM being under investigation is not very interesting and vitally important, I should be in another profession. The listeners are intrigued by it because they are not hearing about it elsewhere. They are not reading about it in every publication and seeing it on the TV news."

[Aussie]

Gillard finally confirmed to Fordham that she and Blewitt were in the room when the document was signed. It is an assertion that could only be wrong if Victoria Police have evidence placing them on opposite sides of Australia.

That is completely false. I heard the interview which is linked somewhere ^^^^^^??????and Gillard simply said that it was her practice to ensure that whenever she witnessed a signature, it was done as it should be done (or words similar.)

I invite anyone to put up a link to any comment by Gillard to the contrary.

[IQS.RLOW]

Lets go to the transcript shall we hmmm?

BEN FORDHAM:

And if you always witnessed them properly, then you and Ralph Blewitt were in the room together and signed at the same time.

JULIA GILLARD:

Well absolutely.