All they wanted was a job. Its a cruel world.
Refugee lawyer George Newhouse and former prime minister Malcolm Fraser have likened returning boat people to Sri Lanka to returning Jews to Nazi Germany.
THE outrage over the forced return of 41 Sri Lankan boat people has been exposed as a fraud by the “asylum seekers” themselves.
Here’s conclusive proof that our “refugee lobby” is motivated by deceit, self-preening and insane hatred of the Abbott Government.
Update:
Column – Sri Lankan boat people make liars of “refugee” lobby
THE outrage over the forced return of 41 Sri Lankan boat people has been exposed as a fraud by the “asylum seekers” themselves. Here’s conclusive proof that our “refugee lobby” is motivated by deceit, self-preening and insane hatred of the Abbott Government. (Read full article here.)
Column – Scrap the Human Rights Commission. It’s a danger to boat people
This week HRC president Gillian Triggs was at it again, recklessly hyping claims of suicide attempts at the Christmas Island detention centre. “We’ve had reports that have been confirmed during the day that 10 women have attempted suicide,” Triggs announced.
These claims were inherently unlikely, and yesterday the Government said an investigation found “no basis” for them. (Read full article here.)
What “suicide attempts”? More stupid hype from refugee advocates exposed
We were told the 41 boat people returned to Sri Lanka were the “persecuted”.
We were then told this inherently improbable thing:
A wave of attempted suicides has swept Christmas Island as 12 mothers tried to kill themselves in the belief their then-orphaned children would have to be settled in Australia.
That also turns out to be utterly false….

Refugee lawyer George Newhouse and former prime minister Malcolm Fraser have likened returning boat people to Sri Lanka to returning Jews to Nazi Germany.

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