Belly,
You will understand once you start caring about about our society's future.

Dear individual,

You're merely quoting slogans and talking about
something you know nothing about. Firstly, the
migrants that I know have worked hard hard all
of their lives, raised their families, and
asked for nothing from the government. As far as
I know - they still do precisely that. If you were
to actually visit CentreLink - it may surprise you
to see the people that do frequent those offices.
They are a rather broad mix. What I find rather
strange is your very narrow view of who made this
country great. And continue to do so. Perhaps you need
to get out more.

Waste of effort but will try indy my heart would not let me ever stop considering our country, all those who live in it ,and wanting better, truly honestly put my faith in the young to achieve the things you and I failed to I truly, am proud my views are very very different than yours

Foxy,
Can you define where Pauline said "Asians go home", as you claim.

You may recall, I have found you out previously for misrepresentation.

//Can you define where Pauline said "Asians go home", as you claim.//

I believe what she technically said was 'People called Asians, they go the house.'

But it's the meaning that counts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdqXT9k-050

Dear Banjo,

I don't recall your claim that you ever pulled me up for
misrepresentation. What I recall is your attempt to do
so - and taking what I said out of context. As Toni L.
has pointed out - it's the meaning that counts -
not how you twist it.

BTW - in this case what Ms Hanson said in her maiden
speech to Parliament was :

"...I believe we are in danger of being swamped by Asians.
Between 1984 and 1995 - 40% of all migrants coming into
this country were of Asian origin. They have their own
culture and religion, form ghettos and do not assimilate..."

"If I can invite whom I want into my home, than I should
have the right to have a say who comes into my country..."

The meaning is quite clear.

In her maiden speech she targeted Asians. Today it's
the Islamic population. Tomorrow it will be someone else.
Whatever is in fashion.