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The Chaser - Alexander Downer

by Chris Gilbey at 09:57PM (EST) on September 26, 2007 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

The latest issue of The Chaser just finished.

And wow, did they do a hatchet job on Alexander Downer!

I can not imagine that something as confrontational would ever be done in the US. In the UK perhaps during the days of Peter Cook and Dudley Moore it would have happened. But probably not these days.

They portrayed Downer as if he were having a blow job from a guy while doing an interview. Absolutely amazing piece of satire. I hand it to The Chaser for this and am hoping that someone posts a copy of this piece on YouTube soon which I will embed here if I find it.

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