Leftist parasites protest Australia’s off-shore processing for Muslim invaders posing as asylum seekers…

Muselmaniacs make their way to Islamic Indonesia and demand to be given asylum (welfare) in Christian Australia. (BNI)

Mass immigration kills Aussie culture, says demographer Bob Birrell–news.com.au

Alan Jones

Mike Smith talks with Alan Jones about the Gillard slush fund.

You know we have a lying, deceitful and conniving b*tch for PM. You probably don’t know that she’s also an expert shyster, involved in scamming and embezzling  funds for her former lover, himself a married man at the time:

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 AWU scandal – Gillard contradicts the evidence

Michael Smith is all over the latest on the AWU scandal – which is set to take a very serious turn for the Prime Minister.

The following is drawn from his blog.

First, let’s recall this exchange in Parliament, in which Gillard is asked why she didn’t tell police about her boyfriend’s frauds, which totalled at least $400,000,:

Ms JULIE BISHOP (Curtin—Deputy Leader of the Opposition)

(15:04): (EDIT) Why did not the Prime Minister herself report the fraud involving the Australian Workers Union Workplace Reform Association that she helped establish?

Ms GILLARD (Lalor—Prime Minister) (15:05): (EDIT)

By the time the matters she refers to came to my attention they were already the subject of inquiry and investigation.

On Tuesday, Gillard was finally goaded into answering questions again. A mistake:

Let’s just, there’s issues here with the coverage, and because of issues in the coverage, there are issues in your questions. 

My role here was as a lawyer. I provided advice on the incorporation of an association. I was never connected with the operation of any fund. Never connected with the operation of any fund. I was not an office bearer of the association. I was not involved in its activities. I was not involved in any bank accounts it may have held. I was not an official of the AWU. I was not in charge of the conveyancing file. So you are effectively asking me why didn’t I report to authorities things I did not know.

Problem 1 - “things I did not know”:

 

This is what Julia Gillard said about her own home renovations in the Record of Interview with her partners on 11 September, 1995.

 

“I can’t categorically rule out that something at my house didn’t get paid for by the association or something at my house didn’t get paid for by the union or whatever.”

…As our reader David points out in his comment on this blog this morning,

“So even at this point in time she IS admitting that the ASSOCIATION was acting oustide and beyond its charter, which ipso facto is fraudulent activity.  She is admitting she had/may have received a benefit she was not entitled to. She is admitting that something is not right… .”

Problem 2 - “ I was not in charge of the conveyancing file”:

THE Coalition has questioned Julia Gillard for saying she was not “in charge” of the conveyancing file for a Melbourne property purchased with money from a union slush fund she helped create in 1992 for her then boyfriend, union official Bruce Wilson.

Julie Bishop said yesterday the Prime Minister was certainly involved in the conveyance of the property in Fitzroy, in Melbourne’s inner northeast, which was purchased by Australian Workers Union bagman Ralph Blewitt in 1993.

Ms Gillard attended the auction of the property and witnessed the power of attorney giving Mr Wilson control of the asset. He lived in the terrace house while managing the Victoria branch of the AWU.

Ms Gillard, then a salaried partner at Slater & Gordon, also declined to charge Mr Blewitt the firm’s normal conveyancing fee, in a handwritten note.

She also received correspondence from the Commonwealth Bank on March 22, 1993, confirming that the building was insured for $200,000. The file shows her involvement in other legal aspects of the transaction.

“The Prime Minister’s version of events is again called into question by documents that reveal she had a far deeper involvement in the AWU slush fund than she’s prepared to admit,” the Deputy Opposition Leader said.

“The Prime Minister was involved in the conveyance of a property bought with money from the slush fund that she helped establish.”

The Fitzroy house, bought with $100,000 from the slush fund, was sold by Mr Blewitt in February 1996, before police or the AWU leadership were aware of the existence of the fund.

I think Gillard is now tripping over the internal contradictions of her story. Still coming, revelations on another front – and then Parliament resumes for questions.