Australian Parliament Accepts EFA Statement

NickFitz writes "The Register is reporting that the Australian Parliament has accepted a statement by the Electronic Frontiers Australia association denying claims by Senators Harradine and Alston that the EFA sought information concening outlawed material in order to promote the offshore hosting of illegal porn, among other wild and specious allegations. The EFA's statement has now been included in Hansard, the parliamentary record, under a regulation allowing a right of reply to persons named in Senate."

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I think the sentence was written by a FORTH programmer. You have to read it from the end to the beginning. Here it is turned around into a series of sentences you can read forwards:

"Senators Harradine and Alston [claimed] that the EFA sought information concerning outlawed material in order to promote the offshore hosting of illegal porn, among other wild and specious allegations."

"[T]he Electronic Frontiers Australia association [denied the] claims by Senators Harradine and Alston."

"[T]he Australian Parliament has accepted [the] statement by the Electronic Frontiers Australia association."

"The Register is reporting that the Australian Parliament has accepted [the] statement."