Reference :- Poor old Tony Abbott has never quite shaken off the fact that he was born in Old Blighty , and didn't relinquish his UK citizenship until 1993. But does that mean he has ever tried to influence our country for the benefit of the perfidious albion of his birth ?
Gosh Andy , Tony has been hanging around the political school room for some time now, and possibly he has inadvertently besmudged his copybook... occasionally . So what might the Attorney General's office have stumbled across , that has raised some eyebrows ?
Those rallies he organised in support of the Queen's representative sacking our democratically elected government back in 1975 are a bit of a worry . They give the impression that he invited another country to sack our Prime Minister , which is precisely what happened . But that was long ago , and Tony is no longer the hot-headed activist of his youth , so it can't be that . Perhaps he made a mistake when , without first so much as a whisper to his own cabinet , he set about bestowing a knighthood on Prince Phillip. Maybe that counts as influencing our country for the benefit of a foreigner ?
More recently he has been offering his services in promotional material aimed at raising funds from other countries to support Brexit , via the "World 4 Brexit " campaign . He clearly loves his homeland , and the monarchy . But does world wide fund raising for political reasons in his country of birth mean there is a risk of foreign influence upon our shores ?
It's all a bit murky , so perhaps being on a transparency register isn't such a crook idea.
It's not as though anybody is wanting to throw him in the slammer or something .
And his bucking against a new law , with all the dozens of new ones introduced of late to keep the
great unwashed in their place , is a bad look .
Your comrade , Ken
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