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March 3, 2007

Burke's Backyard was a popular tv magazine style programme in which celebrities and politicians showed off their gardens to the public in a humble sort of way.

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Brian Burke's backyard refers to this corruption sleaze and rottenness. Those who venture into Burke's backyard are entangled in the poisonous reach of disgraced former West Australian premier Brian Burke, which continues to rock both the federal Labor and Liberal parties. Entangled because they are interpreted to be seeking favour, support, preferment or patronage.

| Posted by Gary Sauer-Thompson at 4:01 PM | | Comments (2)
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Reminds me of the movie "Evil Dead"

Rudd is on 60 minutes tomorrow night speaking about his troubled childhood.