I plead no contest.
He is to be sentenced in April.
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tigtog, “Involuntary Schadenfreude” is a lesser rap. Watch Rattie being Lawsie’s bestest friend this week. After all, is the Prime Minister of Australia going to pitch his best election shots on some Celebrity Jailbird radio show?
He’ll probably get a suspended sentence. We all know how much the talk back kings love those suspended sentences.
Chin up Alan! Stiff upper lip! We pick and stick!
Stay brave and true Alan, brave and true.
(Sorry someone had to say it).
“Do the crime, do the time”.
nuf said.
Maybe Alan’s bunkie will lend him his copy of Jonestown.
If Alan gets a custodial sentence, I think he will make the best of it.
Does this mean we can refer to him as “Convicted criminal Alan Jones” forever?
That’d be sweet!
You people clearly don’t know how the “justice” system works in NSW. Pigs will fly before someone as influential as Jones does time for this.
I think you’re right, DD. He probably won’t even do weekend detention a la Rivkin.
I think Rubie can quite properly refer to him as â??Convicted criminal Alan Jonesâ?? forever though.
He should get ten years for lying under oath!
To paraphrase the title of an emo tune, you know what they do to guys like him in jail.
And if the bugger actually has to serve time, you’ll be hearing all the wingnuts comparing Jones to Nelson Mandela, on a scale not even P**l*n* H*ns*n could imagine!
Thats very naughty sir.
Oh crap. I hope this doesn’t mean another round of Federal unveilings and denunciations
This is excellent.
Will “Pistol” Pete Costello shoot more colleagues in the head by stating they are “politically and morally compromised” by assocating with convicted criminal Alan Jones?
I got warm, fuzzy shivers writing that sentence, truly I did.