Re: Mike Coughlan says: (quite long)

On 13 Sep 2007 11:00:12 GMT, Paul-B wrote:

Also, a firewall may well be able to block unwanted emails etc but
unless his access to the Internet was blocked he could have used
webmail to send and receive emails.

I believe the coughlan@xxxxxxxxxxx email "firewall" was purely a Cover
Your Arse move.
Stepney should have made paper planes from the dossier and glided them over
the McLaren perimeter fence, now that's serious aero.
.

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