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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Is the Prime Minister’s Office institutionally corrupted by Murdoch’s influence?
In politics, politicians succeed to the extent that they can gain support for their policies. In particular, they need public support or at least to avoid public resistance. They need public support to defend their policies against those who oppose … Continue reading
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An initial analysis of the Proctor Statement
On 25 August, Keith Harvey Proctor made his second statement about private and public allegations about his involvement in historical child sexual abuse. He spoke to refute what he believed were unfair disclosures by the police and the media. Although … Continue reading
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