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Is the handing over of asylum seekers at sea to the military of Sri Lanka a criminal act?
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remembered as an extraordinary period in our history.
Much has been hidden from the Australian public.
Much is not as it appears and many people are
engaged in covert activities of which we know
nothing. It seems that maintaining their slogans
are more important to the current government
than people. There is so much that remains obscure.
And, why our government is behaving the way it is -
in face of the unambiguous policies of retaining
legitimate refugees - beggars belief.
The explanations given by both the Prime Minister and
the Immigration Minister are totally inadequate and
inconsistent - and look like being a
cover-up operation of extraordinary ingenuity and
persistence. This is very disturbing and
should be of great concern to all of us.
I would like to remind people of the case of
Tamil asylum seeker - Leo Seemanpillai - who set himself
on fire in Geelong. His family were denied a visa to
attend his funeral:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-06-18/asylum-seeker-who-set-himself-on-fire-remembered-at-funeral/5533194
This is not the Australia that I grew up in.
No longer is it a country that we can proudly claim
to give a "fair go to all."