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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
The Federal Crimes Act and Allan Kessing

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Just watched "The Reluctant Whistleblower" Hang in there Allan: "A lie can be halfway around the world whilst the truth is still putting it's boots on, but it will beat the lie home!"
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So did I-Kessing stands tall, but what a story, and what injustice. If leaker now stepped forward you would have to think prosecution would be unlikely, but righting the wrongs to Kessing would then follow. The program was a tribute to a brave and principled man.
ReplyDeleteJohn Howard and his cohorts, in his office and across at the AFP, should hang their heads in shame for pursuing a man to the end – all for something he didn’t do – and all without proper reason.
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