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log man
VIC, 8289 posts
21 Mar 2011 9:37AM
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A Muslim climatologist...... Well scary!!!

cisco
QLD, 12345 posts
21 Mar 2011 12:01PM
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log man said...
Mark , don't try and apologize for your friend, that's what always happens, you come out with some bigoted rant and then retreat with crap like "all he's saying is " and "just saying",

Mark never has apologised for me. Usually it is quite the opposite. Re being friends. Neither of us would know the other from a bar of soap except for our posts on the forum.

So Cisco thinks towing a refugee boat back out to sea is a good way to solve a refugee problem........

I don't think and did not say any such thing. What I did say was that the Thais have sent a very strong message to the people smugglers and refugees by doing that.



I believe Australia needs to send a very strong message to them also, to the effect "If you come here illegally, your claim to refugee status will not be recognised, the only processing that will happen will be to accertain the last port from which you departed for Australia and to which you will be returned forthwith."

felixdcat
WA, 3519 posts
21 Mar 2011 10:02AM
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cisco said...
Ask Felixdacat what happened in France. Fin.




Totally agree with Cisco, When I left Europe Muslim caused unrest started, Belgium was the first country to react as they did not allow Muslim clerics to establish themself in the country, I remember the first bomb dropped in a shop for kids just before Xmas in Paris killing mainly kids and women by non violent, tolerant Muslim (but it is true that women are valued less than camels in those countries). I have a few good friends coming here from the south of France (Marseille) they left because they had enough of the violence created by young Muslim groups wanting to force their values to the French population, trust me it will start here some day when they'll have the numbers. One of their clerics spoke on the radio in France and said" you Christians try to convert the whole world and failed but us Muslim will not stop until we will convert you all!" I am not following the Christian faith my life line is that I am trying not to do anything I wouldn't like done to me to any one else, so do not come and try to push your religious values to me as I will not do it to you! That goes for you all religious fanatical morons!

cisco
QLD, 12345 posts
21 Mar 2011 12:04PM
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Elroy Jetson said...
It's obvious. The Climatologists are the ones that are currently taking it over.


I'll go with that one.

poor relative
WA, 9089 posts
21 Mar 2011 10:14AM
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I say Nuke the fkn Jehovas they keep coming to my door to convert me.
Had a smelly old catholic guy come to my place as well wanting to convert me nuke him to.
How long before these ****s take over too?

felixdcat
WA, 3519 posts
21 Mar 2011 10:15AM
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How about having a government that would first look after the taxpayer's welfare?? That should be the top priority, ask the people on the pension having to fork out another $ 500-00 a year for the rent of their homeswest tenancies, the money we are blowing on the illegal would go a long way with our poorest people??!! The red witch of Canberra would not have to raise a new tax and we could look after all the Australian floods victims as well! And yes if there is some money left, by all mean give it to poor countries (no cash... food, medical supplies etc...) And get rid of that arrogant chair sniffing bras pinching of an excuse for a Housing minister!

felixdcat
WA, 3519 posts
21 Mar 2011 10:17AM
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poor relative said...

I say Nuke the fkn Jehovas they keep coming to my door to convert me.
Had a smelly old catholic guy come to my place as well wanting to convert me nuke him to.
How long before these ****s take over too?


for once I agree with you!

poor relative
WA, 9089 posts
21 Mar 2011 10:19AM
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How are refugees illegal?

felixdcat
WA, 3519 posts
21 Mar 2011 10:41AM
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poor relative said...

How are refugees illegal?

Illegal immigrants b4 receiving a refugee status!
Would it be illegal to set on fire government property?
Would it be illegal to escape detention?
Would it be illegal to organize and participate in riots?
Would it be illegal to stock pile makeshift weapons in a field?

Do you want more reasons????

poor relative
WA, 9089 posts
21 Mar 2011 10:46AM
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So refugees seeking asylum are illegal?

What about the 50,000 visa overstayers that come in by plane?

Surely this semi legal form of illegal staying poses a huge threat to national security. Refugees and/or Asylum seekers get locked up screened etc sometimes for years. Visa overstayers are more than welcome.

Now if i was a terrorist then i would use my 'cell' to create me a passport, organise a visa and pop on over. I certianly would not risk life and limb of myself and my family to come through three different countries to get here on a leaky boat.

I think the huge focus on boat people is wrong. 90% of these people are found to be genuine Asylum seekers and are released into the community after a 'period' However this 'invasion' plays on the public's fears and prejudices.
It is also note worthy that Australia offers a total of 13,750 places for people seeking asylum.

cisco
QLD, 12345 posts
21 Mar 2011 12:47PM
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felixdcat said...
I have a few good friends coming here from the south of France (Marseille) they left because they had enough of the violence created by young Muslim groups wanting to force their values to the French population, trust me it will start here some day when they'll have the numbers.


Our neighbors over our back fence are former French Algierans who fled there for France and subsequently fled France for Australia.

The lady had a good job in a French Bakery and then the boss employed two Muslim women who wore the whole head to toe veil thing with eye slits.

She had to leave the job at considerable financial loss because the only things she could see of the muslim women were the knives they pointed at her gut and the pure hatred from their eyes. She genuinely feared for her life.

The Muslim radicals/fundamentalists/extremists, whatever you want to call them; I'll go with rat bags, that appeared on 60 Minutes showed that their brand of Islam is based on hatred.

Are our ethics of tolerance, freedom, generosity and giving all a fair go supposed to accept that kind of hatred??.......

or

Do we dig our heels in, draw the line in the sand and say "If you cross that line we will no longer tolerate you, we will take away your freedom and put you on hard tack rations.

cisco
QLD, 12345 posts
21 Mar 2011 12:57PM
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poor relative said...

So refugees seeking asylum are illegal?


Semantics.

They arrive here by illegal means, commit illegal acts when here and then claim they are refugees.

The biggest volume people smuggler in Indonesia made it to Australia under an assumption of refugee status and then went back to Indonesia to set up his people smuggling business.

If you have so much sympathy for the illegal immigrants pr, maybe you should go to Indon and set up your own people smuggling business.

From all reports there is huge money to made doing it.

SomeOtherGuy
NSW, 807 posts
21 Mar 2011 1:58PM
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cisco said...

felixdcat said...
I have a few good friends coming here from the south of France (Marseille) they left because they had enough of the violence created by young Muslim groups wanting to force their values to the French population, trust me it will start here some day when they'll have the numbers.


Our neighbors over our back fence are former French Algierans who fled there for France and subsequently fled France for Australia.

The lady had a good job in a French Bakery and then the boss employed two Muslim women who wore the whole head to toe veil thing with eye slits.

She had to leave the job at considerable financial loss because the only things she could see of the muslim women were the knives they pointed at her gut and the pure hatred from their eyes. She genuinely feared for her life.

The Muslim radicals/fundamentalists/extremists, whatever you want to call them; I'll go with rat bags, that appeared on 60 Minutes showed that their brand of Islam is based on hatred.

Are our ethics of tolerance, freedom, generosity and giving all a fair go supposed to accept that kind of hatred??.......

or

Do we dig our heels in, draw the line in the sand and say "If you cross that line we will no longer tolerate you, we will take away your freedom and put you on hard tack rations.


Who pointed a knife in your gut? Did you report them to the cops? Like I said, I work with lots of muslims. Don't know any bad ones. The only one I see not tolerating is you.

Carantoc
WA, 6741 posts
21 Mar 2011 11:08AM
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poor relative said...

So refugees seeking asylum are illegal?


According to the UN they are if they do not claim asylum in the first possible country they reach, for which their claim for asylum would be reasonably considered.

Thus striving to get to Australia to claim asylum as opposed to asking for asylum in say, for example, Thailand through which you travelled - because you like the sound of Oz more than you like the sound of Thailand makes your claim in Oz tecnhincally illegal, although the UN would require Australia to consider the request.

North Africans travelling through Europe to wait to claim asylum when they get to Dover are in the same boat (except the boat is usally a cross channel ferry not a leaky old fishing boat). They should claim at southern French or Spanish or Italian ports into which they first arrive.

An Iraqi kurd escaping east and claiming in say Iran may well be considered unreasonable hence would would be permitted to claim in the next place you reached.

Asylum is about protection from persecution, not about going somewhere to improve your quality of life - that is called immigration, and every single person in the world is entitled to apply for immigration to Australia.

I am not supporting or criticising Australian immigration policy so don't shout at me , just pointing out the technical differences between asylum and immigration.

log man
VIC, 8289 posts
21 Mar 2011 2:12PM
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cisco said...

log man said...
Mark , don't try and apologize for your friend, that's what always happens, you come out with some bigoted rant and then retreat with crap like "all he's saying is " and "just saying",

Mark never has apologised for me. Usually it is quite the opposite. Re being friends. Neither of us would know the other from a bar of soap except for our posts on the forum.

So Cisco thinks towing a refugee boat back out to sea is a good way to solve a refugee problem........

I don't think and did not say any such thing. What I did say was that the Thais have sent a very strong message to the people smugglers and refugees by doing that.



I believe Australia needs to send a very strong message to them also, to the effect "If you come here illegally, your claim to refugee status will not be recognised, the only processing that will happen will be to accertain the last port from which you departed for Australia and to which you will be returned forthwith."




Hell, there you go again, "I don't think and did not say any such thing". THEN WHY BRING IT UP THEN! Total weasel words.

poor relative
WA, 9089 posts
21 Mar 2011 11:15AM
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I guess, as Japie said earlier this topic just goes round and round.

Its a shame really that anyone has to seek asylum from their homelands.

Personally I try not to judge anyone on their religion sex language etc etc i prefer to see people as people.
To tar all muslims with the same brush as being terrorists and fundamentalists is wrong.

I also don't think the majority of Muslims give a sh!t whether your a muslim or not and like you and me i think the majority just want to get on with what they get on with doing what they do free from persecution.

Carantoc
WA, 6741 posts
21 Mar 2011 11:18AM
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cisco said...

poor relative said...

So refugees seeking asylum are illegal?


Semantics.

They arrive here by illegal means, commit illegal acts when here and then claim they are refugees.

The biggest volume people smuggler in Indonesia made it to Australia under an assumption of refugee status and then went back to Indonesia to set up his people smuggling business.

If you have so much sympathy for the illegal immigrants pr, maybe you should go to Indon and set up your own people smuggling business.

From all reports there is huge money to made doing it.


Indeed.

Thus isn't the obvious answer for the UN to assess all asylum claims, not individual countries.

You claim asylum at the nearest safest border or UN or other embassy or post, the UN assigns you to a temporary safe place to live and the UN reviews your claim. If succesful you receive asylum in a country nominated by the UN, appropriate to your situation. I repeat appropriate to your situation, assessed by the UN, with your request permitted, but not 100% decided by you.

Once resettled and safe you are free to apply for immigration to any country that has immigration policies.

Thus this removes the desire to risk your life in an attempt to reach the place of your first choice of asylum and reduces the profitablility of people sumggling. If you arive in Australia and make a claim, you may well be sent to a processing centre in Uzbekistan and then resettled in Lapland.


I believe this was sort of what Labour was trying to acheive with their regional processing idea, but failed to deliver the message too well and got hung up on the fact it would be in Timor, when the location was unimportant, the principal of UN driven regional assessment being the point.

cisco
QLD, 12345 posts
21 Mar 2011 1:21PM
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SomeOtherGuy said...
Who pointed a knife in your gut? Did you report them to the cops? Like I said, I work with lots of muslims. Don't know any bad ones. The only one I see not tolerating is you.


Another one who misses or just refuses to see the point.

Does having Muslim friends qualify you with some special knowlege or make you some sort of saint.

I have Muslim, Hindu and Taoist friends. Big deal. They are just other people who are just as strong or fragile as I am.

You seem to be OneOtherGuy who assumes that because some other guy uses a word it is therefore descriptive of that other guy's thinking or psyche.

Carantoc
WA, 6741 posts
21 Mar 2011 11:21AM
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cisco said...

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poor relative said...

So refugees seeking asylum are illegal?


The biggest volume people smuggler in Indonesia made it to Australia under an assumption of refugee status and then went back to Indonesia to set up his people smuggling business.



Although basing an entire government policy affecting millions of people on the actions of one person isn't probably all that sound.

(well, unless you go read the Bob Brown thread I guess)

cisco
QLD, 12345 posts
21 Mar 2011 1:29PM
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Carantoc said...

poor relative said...

So refugees seeking asylum are illegal?


According to the UN they are if they do not claim asylum in the first possible country they reach, for which their claim for asylum would be reasonably considered.

Thus striving to get to Australia to claim asylum as opposed to asking for asylum in say, for example, Thailand through which you travelled - because you like the sound of Oz more than you like the sound of Thailand makes your claim in Oz tecnhincally illegal, although the UN would require Australia to consider the request.

North Africans travelling through Europe to wait to claim asylum when they get to Dover are in the same boat (except the boat is usally a cross channel ferry not a leaky old fishing boat). They should claim at southern French or Spanish or Italian ports into which they first arrive.

An Iraqi kurd escaping east and claiming in say Iran may well be considered unreasonable hence would would be permitted to claim in the next place you reached.

Asylum is about protection from persecution, not about going somewhere to improve your quality of life - that is called immigration, and every single person in the world is entitled to apply for immigration to Australia.

I am not supporting or criticising Australian immigration policy so don't shout at me , just pointing out the technical differences between asylum and immigration.


Thanks for that Carantoc. Worth repeating so that the multiculturalists get to know the differences.

cisco
QLD, 12345 posts
21 Mar 2011 1:34PM
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log man said...
Hell, there you go again, "I don't think and did not say any such thing". THEN WHY BRING IT UP THEN! Total weasel words.


You brought it up by saying "Cisco thinks....blah,blah,blah."

Are you psychic or just psychotic.

log man
VIC, 8289 posts
21 Mar 2011 2:42PM
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The thing about this whole "debate" is we can't agree on basic common sense facts. 1. it is not illegal to be a refugee. 2. The vast ,vast, overwhelming majority of Muslims are OK, some, a very small number are evil ****ers but we shouldn't let that cower us into a hateful mindset. 3. The numbers of refugees arriving in Australia is very small - we are not being " swamped" or "overrun". 4 . It is not relevant to characterize a group of people by one event.eg "my next doors neighbours sister was eaten by Muslims".5. They DO NOT all throw away their official papers ( many have no papers after leaving in a REAL hurry. Passports are not a common piece of paperwork in many parts of the world) 6. What the hell does it matter if people turn up who are obviously not refugees. The department will check who these people are and if they are found to be frauds then they don't get entry. 7. Terrorists are not going to enter our country posing as refugees. 8. I can't think of any more!

log man
VIC, 8289 posts
21 Mar 2011 2:52PM
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cisco said...

log man said...
Hell, there you go again, "I don't think and did not say any such thing". THEN WHY BRING IT UP THEN! Total weasel words.


You brought it up by saying "Cisco thinks....blah,blah,blah."

Are you psychic or just psychotic.




Bit of both, sorry if I misrepresented your views. Have I?

poor relative
WA, 9089 posts
21 Mar 2011 11:52AM
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log man said...

The thing about this whole "debate" is we can't agree on basic common sense facts. 1. it is not illegal to be a refugee. 2. The vast ,vast, overwhelming majority of Muslims are OK, some, a very small number are evil ****ers but we shouldn't let that cower us into a hateful mindset. 3. The numbers of refugees arriving in Australia is very small - we are not being " swamped" or "overrun". 4 . It is not relevant to characterize a group of people by one event.eg "my next doors neighbours sister was eaten by Muslims".5. They DO NOT all throw away their official papers ( many have no papers after leaving in a REAL hurry. Passports are not a common piece of paperwork in many parts of the world) 6. What the hell does it matter if people turn up who are obviously not refugees. The department will check who these people are and if they are found to be frauds then they don't get entry. 7. Terrorists are not going to enter our country posing as refugees. 8. I can't think of any more!


I'd go with that sounds reasonable to me.
I would add

8. Its not going to stop and given the world today there will probably be more coming to our shores.

cisco
QLD, 12345 posts
21 Mar 2011 1:57PM
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log man said...
Bit of both, sorry if I misrepresented your views. Have I?


If you try to represent another's views, you have misrepresented them because you don't know what they are until they state them.

Apology accepted.

Gunna1
154 posts
21 Mar 2011 12:30PM
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poor relative said...

So refugees seeking asylum are illegal?

What about the 50,000 visa overstayers that come in by plane?

Surely this semi legal form of illegal staying poses a huge threat to national security. Refugees and/or Asylum seekers get locked up screened etc sometimes for years. Visa overstayers are more than welcome.

Now if i was a terrorist then i would use my 'cell' to create me a passport, organise a visa and pop on over. I certianly would not risk life and limb of myself and my family to come through three different countries to get here on a leaky boat.

I think the huge focus on boat people is wrong. 90% of these people are found to be genuine Asylum seekers and are released into the community after a 'period' However this 'invasion' plays on the public's fears and prejudices.
It is also note worthy that Australia offers a total of 13,750 places for people seeking asylum.




Maybe if we weren't spending so much time, money and effort in Chritmas Island, Darwin, Northam etc, keeping these unthankful illegals and the hundreds, maybe thousands, of people inside and outside of Oz making a career in the "refugee" business we could use those resources to track the 50000 who are also here illegally and ship them back. It doesn't matter how you get here, if it's illegally, by boat, plane, canoe or swimming, it is illegal and you deserve to be deported!!!!

doggie
WA, 15849 posts
21 Mar 2011 12:33PM
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SomeOtherGuy
NSW, 807 posts
21 Mar 2011 3:34PM
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cisco said...

Does having Muslim friends qualify you with some special knowlege or make you some sort of saint.


cisco said...

If you try to represent another's views, you have misrepresented them because you don't know what they are until they state them.


You should try some of your own medicine there cisco. You are the one who is crapping on about changing Australian laws and policies based on the bad experience of some neighbour of yours in Algiers of all places!

Fer chrissake! Algiers?? Are you fer real?

I simply pointed out that I know lots of muslims in Australia and none of them ever was so much as rude to me. I never claimed anything - you did.

I'll accept your apology any time now.

Cassa
WA, 1305 posts
21 Mar 2011 1:16PM
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log man said...

The thing about this whole "debate" is we can't agree on basic common sense facts. 1. it is not illegal to be a refugee. 2. The vast ,vast, overwhelming majority of Muslims are OK, some, a very small number are evil ****ers but we shouldn't let that cower us into a hateful mindset. 3. The numbers of refugees arriving in Australia is very small - we are not being " swamped" or "overrun". 4 . It is not relevant to characterize a group of people by one event.eg "my next doors neighbours sister was eaten by Muslims".5. They DO NOT all throw away their official papers ( many have no papers after leaving in a REAL hurry. Passports are not a common piece of paperwork in many parts of the world) 6. What the hell does it matter if people turn up who are obviously not refugees. The department will check who these people are and if they are found to be frauds then they don't get entry. 7. Terrorists are not going to enter our country posing as refugees. 8. I can't think of any more!


1-no but why commit illegal offences when "apparently you want refugee staus"
2-The latest riots at Christmas Island were commiteted by MOST of the so called refugees, those that did not riot were beaten ! Do you want these people as your neighbours?
3-Population of permanent residences January 2010 -1399
refugee's - over 2000, I would say That is overun, just ask the locals how they feel
It will hapen here given time and the current governments policy
4- I totaly agree.
5- Total buls...
6-Good, if that was to happen , get them out before the destroy something , seems to be the thing to do if they dont get what they want
7- More buls..., of course they would, look at those convicted of terrorism crimes in the UK
8- I'm pleased about that

poor relative
WA, 9089 posts
21 Mar 2011 1:38PM
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