Pssst, Jayb...

Keep your voice down.

We don't want to wake the other rambunctious kiddies on this thread.

You just play quietly by yourself for a while in the playpen.

One day when you're all grown up...when you've stopped calling people names and have learned how to interact with the big kids without shouting and so forth - then you can come out and play.

Nighty, night

: )

Well deflected again, Poirot. We should get you a place in the Pakistani Cricket team. Nah, Slips would be waiting with an easy catch. ;-)

Jayb,

I understand that in your eyes it's entirely remiss of me not get down in the muck of debating a name-caller...someone who tries hard to initiate debate by impugning his fellows.

That's your dishonourable style - so you have to live with it.

Officer Poirot of the internet etiquette police, took you 2 days to detect that infringement you are slipping.

Efficiency rating has been reduced to AAA-.

What a complete mess since Kevin Rudd overturned the Howard arrangements to roll out the red carpet for criminals gangs and economic migrants.

For years the Danish government has laws that permit NO appeals against its Immigration Departments ruling, one decision made at the border maximum one week to determine and out they go. If their own country will not accept them back, the Danes just find another to take them. No problem relocating (say) Muslims to another Muslim country.

Meanwhile in Australia, while Kevin Rudd makes promises from his luxury Boeing 737-700, there is a whole industry of lawyers, advocates and other fleas on fleas on fleas who are ripping $$millions off the Aussie taxpayers every year, and criminal gangs make millions out of economic migrants who want to get the jump on refugees and crash through the Australian border.

<ALMOST 1000 failed asylum seekers remain in Australia awaiting removal or are appealing decisions to rejected their claim for refugee status.

It is understood a high proportion are from Iran and cannot be involuntarily sent home because the Iranian government refuses to accept them.

The government yesterday revealed two more asylum boats, carrying almost 170 people, had arrived taking the Christmas Island detention population to another new record of 3652 people.
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News Limited this week revealed a loophole in migration legislation passed last year could allow thousands of asylum seekers to appeal under "complimentary protection provisions" to stay.>

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/failed-asylum-seekers-still-here-as-yet-more-boats-arrive/story-e6frg6n6-1226677861132

Darn it, Jayb.....

You woke 'em up!