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Desperate enough to come to Australia : Comments
By Howard Glenn, published 11/5/2006The use of Nauru and Manus Island from 2001 to 2005 as processing centres for asylum seekers was a horrible experience for all involved and should not be repeated.
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However if you would be so kind as to point me to Government docs to show we spent 10 Million on two people last year it would go a long way to assist because we certainly would require an urgent enquiry into that!.
You say 98 per cent who came have stayed here on one hand and how unfair we are for sending the other two percent back.
I would be interested to know out of those 98 percent how many are working but thats for another day.
That means that 98 percent of these people told the truth which leaves me concerned about our sercurity checks because that defies the laws of average and I am including Ausies in that as well.
This takes a lot of thought not a knee jerk reaction and there are no simply answers.
Remember these people pay quite a bit of money to get onto these boats so it is!! a planned trip.
Then again I agree with you that the students and the biz visa people are a greater threat because there are more of them>
more people raises the odds its that simply.
When we speak of threat M we are not just talking about being bombed but a threat to our standards and culture as well.
Not being allowed to say the lords prayer in schools and taking bibles out of hospitals because it might offend people of different culture is the ultimate insult to our fallen soldiers
Lets We Forget.
I I do not agree just because you sign a bit of paper you are an Australian it takes more that that.
There is a way to help genioun people by establishing them in regional areas to built the country up like our father and grandfathers and mothers.
So if you want to come here you must expect to work and work hard,
No free rides I am afraid.
Also english and our way of life to be adopted.