Sail here, and you face this hell
Andrew Bolt
This will really show them KRudd means business:
PEOPLE believed to be asylum seekers staying at a three-star Darwin motel have been banned from speaking to the media… Up to 61 asylum seekers were transferred from Christmas Island to “an alternative place of detention” in Darwin late on Saturday.
But why is Rudd so reluctant to show how tough he’s being with these boat people?
UPDATE
Those boat people policies are working beautifully:
Immigration officials have been phoning churches and asking them about convents, monasteries and boarding houses where at least 100 people – mainly families and unaccompanied children now on Christmas Island – could be put up.
New arrivals wear the Pali terror scarf, the keffieh: Â KRudd enables the killers of your children….
They just keep coming:
How many millions more will this boat cost us?
May is turning out to be a very big month for boats, which sure don’t seem deterred by Kevin Rudd’s “tough” new rules last month:
A boat carrying 92 asylum seekers has been intercepted near Scott Reef off the north west coast of Western Australia.
Other News:
The KRudd Government has launched a new propaganda campaign aimed at convincing children the planet will fry from our gases (and Labor will save them): The Shout Out for Climate Change competition gives Australian students of all ages a creative platform to inform, engage and inspire others to discover more about climate change and take action.





