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By Everald Compton, published 9/7/2013In August 2001, MV Tampa, a freighter owned in Norway, was on the high seas south of Indonesia when it picked up a May Day call from Palapa 1.
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<<The "bar" as you call it is set by the terms of the Convention>>
So that would mean, would it not, that ALL of the signatories to the convention demonstrate approximately the same level of approvals re asylum seekers?
But we both know that isn’t the case, don’t we!
If fact, there are frequent cases of “boat people” being rejected by the UNHCR in Indonesia --but hopping a boat and being approved/ "found to be genuine” in OZ!
<< the official conspiracy theory about that day is a load of rubbish as even a passing acquaintance with elementary physics will tell you…..>>
Just tell us straight James –do you believe the CIA instigated the twin towers attack?