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Indefinite detention causes serious harm : Comments
By Andrew Bartlett, published 20/2/2014The continuing refusal to allow the Australian Human Rights Commission to have access to the centres on Manus Island and Nauru also doesn't engender confidence about the level of transparency.
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The majority of these refugees who make the most dangerous and perilous journey to our shores are from Iraq and Afghanistan.
We sent our Soldiers to their countires to help a few multi nationals secure oil reserves and oil pipelines. In achieving that we removed their governments, destroyed their economies and brutalised the entire people.
I can live with that,, what I can't live with is the Lies. I can accept an honest, we are tougher then you and we want to protect our way of life and we need oil and we don't trust the way you manage it.
But once we start believing crap about terrorists and start pointing fingers about the morality of foreign leaders - well believing that will just send you insane. It is a fantasy of lies which requires enormous emotional effort to sustain it enables our politicians to dilute our civil rights here, and haven't we become a craven compliant lot.
To think the same nation which can send itself into an epic emotional outpouring apologising to its indigenous people for heaven knows what happened and heaven knows when; this same country now builds concentration camps for the displaced people it illegal.y invaded and whos country we destroyed.
Really!
Even the barest familiarity with history should convince you what a slippery slop to butchery this is.