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Latham's Law

Latham’s Law

4 February 2012

11:00 PM

4 February 2012

11:00 PM

The wonder of the Tent Embassy riot lies not in how or why it happened, but in the political judgement of Julia Gillard’s media advisor Tony Hodges. What was he thinking when he tried to spark an Aboriginal protest against Tony Abbott? Of all the things likely to engender sympathy for the opposition leader, nothing beats a pack of welfare-dependent, flag-burning militant-indigenes defending the derelict existence of the their so-called embassy.

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