The rush to make a new offer on devolution, promised within hours of the shock poll result on Sunday, triggered accusations of panic and bogus bribes from Alex Salmond, the first minister.
Victims believed they were opening a photo of their new online friend, but when they clicked on the bogus picture the attached file contained a Trojan virus which infected their computers, allowing the sexual predator to establish remote control.
King's decision to quit in July 2014 followed the publication by Mail Online of a bogus article about actor George Clooney prior to his marriage (see Guardian coverage of that incident here and here).
It has shut down bogus colleges, and closed some entire entry routes.
Of course this is nonsense, the groundless invention of a new and bogus constitutional principle.
There's the bogus professor, the major trading on old glory, the hint of dangerous foreigners, and Mrs W is, of course, Britain: living in a crumbling, crooked, subsiding house stuffed with reminders of naval glories.
Mr Carmichael went on TV after this bogus story broke, denying that he had anything to do with the dirty trick.
The raids, which saw computer equipment seized and staff held for questioning, followed a report in the New York Times which alleged that Axact makes millions of dollars from selling bogus degrees.
"Given the scale of this – a dirty tricks campaign that involved the French ambassador and the Scottish First Minister – all of which is completely false, bogus, made up, really he ought to consider very seriously whether he can be even be trusted by his constituents to remain an MP".
But the claims-management firms which orchestrate bogus claims have become a bunch of chancers.
"We're concerned about working in partnership with southern parties in institutions like the North-South parliamentary forum, rather than turning the all-Ireland agenda into a bogus boast for one party".
