So Michael Brown has finally been convicted in absentia of theft, furnishing false information, and perverting the course of justice. Despite the fact that they received (and spent) £2.4m of his fraudulently acquired £36m, the Liberals continue to protest their innocence and deny their links with Brown. It matters not - the Electoral Commission have already said they're back on the case.
As I said before, imagine an associate of a petty thief trying to tell the police and the courts that money can't be returned because it's been spent.
This money was used to puff up the party of active abstention beyond their real strength, and it must now be surrendered to the taxpayer, as the law demands.
Brown is, of course, on the run. I wonder what beans he might spill about his relationship with the Liberals when he's finally apprehended in Monaco or on the Costa Del Clegg.
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