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By Andrew Boe, published 2/8/2007The details of the Haneef case, and the broader issues raised by this apparently flawed application of Australia's laws.
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The administrations of Chancellors Brüning, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler were all Presidentially appointed dictatorships. Look it up if you don’t believe me.
Ginx,
We have all moved off the thread. Bush is not part of the thread yet you were happy to pass comment on his administration.
I am not worked up. If you want to see examples of me being worked up, review some of my comments to TAPP and BARFENZIE on other threads.
It’s typical of a soft-lefty that you would mention that I mis-capitalised a name. It just backs up what I said about the soft-left preferring style over substance.
You and Yvonne can pretend that opposition to Haneef is racially motivated. I know that simple minds have trouble with anything other than simple concepts. But I do not care that Hanneef is not white. I would be saying exactly the same thing about any foreigner associated with terrorists.
My point is that there are enough applicants for work visas to only take those who are beyond reproach. We do not need to take a chance on Haneef and we certainly don’t owe him, ( or anyone else), a work visa. A work visa is a privilege, not a right.