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I’m guessing the Australian government is paying whatever it takes to minimize his prison visit.[/quote]
Your guess would be incorrect.[/quote]
Am guessing you don’t know.[/quote]

If you'd like to educate yourself instead of stirring up conspiracy theories, these websites can help you understand what support the Australia government provides to citizens who are arrested overseas: [url=https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/while-youre-away/when-things-go-wrong/arrested-jailed]Arrested Or Jailed Overseas[/url] and [url=https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/consular-services-charter]Consular Services Charter[/url].[/quote]

No one is asking for a primer on what services the Australian government provides Aussie criminals here in DC. I think the skepticism is derived from the fact Thomas Mahony was an Australian diplomat and likely used his position to access prestigious roles and also access local children and abuse them. One has to wonder what type of screening is done to ensure diplomats are mentally sound and able to represent a country. In an earlier post on this thread - his bio for an AU seminar on China Youth relations was really bizarre and read like he was mentally unsound (boasting about being an ancestor a notorious Australian crime family). But yet his employers including the Aus gov and World Bank didn’t notice any red flags??  The quote from the Aus govt in the WaPo article sounded oddly supportive of Mahony. Maybe the Australian government needs a new spokesperson to do media interviews or maybe they are supportive of Mahony?[/quote]

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