Below is Bruce Francis follow up email sent to Senate Standing Committee on Community Affairs Committee. He also sent copies to SkyNews, The Australian, Herald Sun, Crikey, DailyTelegraph, Daniel Andrews, ABC and the following Senators: Senator.Hinch, Senator.Mcdonald, Senator.Reynolds, Senator.Abetz, Senator.Ryan, Senator.Cormann, Senator.Dodson, Senator.Fawcett, Senator.Fifield, Senator.Hanson-Young, Senator.Leyonhjelm, Senator.Siewert, Senator.Mckim, Senator.Molan, Peter.Dutton, Senator.Carr, Senator.Canavan, Senator.Dinatale, Senator.Duniam Senator.Farrell, Scott.Morrison Senator.Bernardi, Senator.Seselia, Dear Senator Thank you for your response to my email. Previously, I was giving the members of the committee the benefit of the doubt that they were just inept and apathetic and had been bluffed by a liar. I am now comfortably satisfied that you and the members of the committee are covering-up McDevitt’s lies, and therefore you are all corrupt. After stalling for close to a year with my FOI request for the two texts McDevitt quoted from at the 3 March 2016 Senate Estimates hearing, ASADA’s lawyers informed the Information Commissioner and me that the two texts McDevitt quoted from DON’T EXIST. McDevitt said they exist. ASADA says they don’t. You and your committee members ruled that the exist. Please release copies of both texts and I shall apologise for being comfortably satisfied that you are a corrupt liar who doesn’t deserve anyone’s respect. I have been incredibly respectful to all but the sycophantic journalists who are scared of the AFL. But enough is enough. I have been lied to by Greg Hunt, the Ombudsman’s office, Susan Ley, the Victorian Police Commissioner, the VWA and been ignored by Prime Minister Turnbull, who like you is condoning corruption by the AFL, ASADA, WADA and the CAS panel. You and your mates don’t deserve the honour of sitting in Parliament. None of you deserves my respect. Yours faithfully Bruce Francis In no other country has anti-doping been discussed so often by so many. The case for a wide ranging and forward looking anti-doping inquiry is more compelling in Australia than in any other country. Justice for the 34 renews its call for a Senate inquiry into anti-doping with wide ranging terms of reference which allow all sporting bodies, all athletes, and all interested parties to make representations. It’s in the national interest. Further, the only thing necessary for injustices and corruption to get hold and/or spread is for good men to do nothing. Support an independent inquiry to sort this mess out.