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That past nightmare is clearly on the shoulders of CS

his Red & Blueprint agenda all the way

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wasn't that the blueprint written by a former BHP president, or ceo ? & didn't they also do a blueprint for the Australian Test Cricket team, back in that era, as well?

& it seems both prints were faulty?

 

On another subject ,

same topic.

Malcolm Speed is doing what he does best (i.e making a complete c^&t of himself at Richmond)

One of the greatest insults I ever heard was about him.-"Lawyerly in every aspect"

Such a horrible c&*t that Carowine wrote a nice de-stabilising article about him.

 

And Schwabbie's lawyers could be lurking as well so to save your house, I've deleted your defamatory remark.

He(WYL) lives in a vacant garden shed near me-needn't have bothered.

Plus CS has a huge business motivating winners now.

And Schwabbie's lawyers could be lurking as well so to save your house, I've deleted your defamatory remark.

What a shame...He took a lot of my money....

Never ceases to amaze that CEO's can just walk away and be forgiven....

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What a shame...He took a lot of my money....

Never ceases to amaze that CEO's can just walk away and be forgiven....

So you have clearly been living under a mushroom for aeons....welcome to the Corporate world.

What a shame...He took a lot of my money....

Never ceases to amaze that CEO's can just walk away and be forgiven....

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So you have clearly been living under a mushroom for aeons....welcome to the Corporate world.

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So you have clearly been living under a mushroom for aeons....welcome to the Corporate world.

oh no. Well aware of the game

Doesn't mean it's right tho

 

He(WYL) lives in a vacant garden shed near me-needn't have bothered.

Plus CS has a huge business motivating winners now.

hahaha Thankfully summer is round the corner!

Imagine paying to hear CS motivate unsuspecting punters by choice

His AGM contributions were so now!

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