KRudd sez he has “no credibility”
What puzzles me is how this empty suit denies his responsibility  for the  Mohammedan invasion and launches ad hominem attacks on Philip  Ruddock instead. Is he totally detached from reality or is this the beginning of his undoing? And Turnbull, supposedly leader of the opposition, is nowhere to be seen or heard.
Here’s the latest:
Andrew Bolt
The navy has intercepted another boatload of suspected asylum seekers off Australia’s north-west coastline. Home Affairs Minister Brendan O’Connor said the boat was carrying about 56 passengers including two young children and two crew.
It was intercepted on Monday afternoon north-west of Ashmore Reef.
That’s another 360 people in seven boats in just three weeks. The full list of arrivals here. Already this is the fourth biggest yearly intake of boat people since 1976.
We’ve now had 1648 illegal boat people land this year – or 10 times the number last year – at an estimated cost of $65 million. At least 25 have died trying to get here. As I said just yesterday, every new boat now becomes an issue for this Government, which controversially softened the laws against boat people last year.
Correction: at long last, Malcolm Turnbull, leader of the opposition shows a sign of life:
What we have to do now is recognise that (Rudd’s) policies have failed and have a thorough independent inquiry to assess what can be done to protect our borders once again…
Paul Maley and Amanda O’Brien / The Australian
Customs officials board a boatload of asylum-seekers last Friday.
KEVIN Rudd and the architect of the Howard government’s Pacific Solution, Philip Ruddock, yesterday clashed over whose administration was tougher on boatpeople, with Mr Ruddock claiming recent policy changes left Australia exposed to a “pipeline” of 10,000 unauthorised arrivals a year. (Each and everyone a Labor voter. Why should KRudd be worried?ed)
As Coalition figures lined up yesterday to take advantage of the surge in boatpeople, West Australian Premier Colin Barnett slammed the decision to grant asylum to 42 Afghan men whose boat blew up following an act of sabotage.
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