Waking up Australia to compassion.

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Originally Posted by JamesH

Five terrorists have been shot. Well that's all fixed then, problem solved. Open the borders people, we're wasting our time, the softie compassionates are going to win anyway. Let's not even have a country. Compassion tells us they need it more than we do.

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Someone posts up a one-liner that inferred that the killers were coming here in amongst the refugees, others give some facts correcting that and you leap off in a different direction with another incorrect assumption. In your earlier post you have said you can have compassion for those that are selected from refugee camps. There is a difference between us having a tough, yet fair policy with some and sucking up to others.

Other than those boats coming almost directly across the Indian Ocean most of them appear to come from Indonesia where they also seem "unable" to stop unseaworthy boats leaving. Why can't we ask them to offer a different "Solution"?

Bob

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Originally Posted by bobslandies

Someone posts up a one-liner that inferred that the killers were coming here in amongst the refugees, others give some facts correcting that and you leap off in a different direction with another incorrect assumption. In your earlier post you have said you can have compassion for those that are selected from refugee camps. There is a difference between us having a tough, yet fair policy with some and sucking up to others.

Other than those boats coming almost directly across the Indian Ocean most of them appear to come from Indonesia where they also seem "unable" to stop unseaworthy boats leaving. Why can't we ask them to offer a different "Solution"?

Bob

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I believe a different solution was offered quite some time ago.
The different solution was to process them in Indonesia and re-settle them from there.
It was unsuccessful as the economic migrant component wanted to get to Australia at any cost.
Again, to illustrate my point, I point to the fellow who was re-settled in China and then later turned up in Christmas Island again.

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Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

I believe a different solution was offered quite some time ago.
The different solution was to process them in Indonesia and re-settle them from there.
It was unsuccessful as the economic migrant component wanted to get to Australia at any cost.
Again, to illustrate my point, I point to the fellow who was re-settled in China and then later turned up in Christmas Island again.

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Yes Mick, some must be persistent. If they fail the entry tests well that pretty much should be the end of it. Yet there are tens of thousands on work visas, endentured type slave systems, students, sponsored ones, over-staying visitors it goes on and on - no wonder the infrastructure can't keep up.

Some of these were the ones I think we are sucking up to, referred to in my post #118

Business Migration Schemes


Any of you like to comment on the Business Migration Schemes?

Been rorted for years and infinitely more scope for graft, corruption, incompetence. Would you call them "fly-in" economic refugees - many of whom have become invisible once here and without doubt are involved in crime. How much cane furniture for example can Australia consume?

The difference is they have $500,000 (later increased to $800,000) or buy a business here, even get State Government help. I know there are many rules, checks and balances but why are there so many "helpers" in this sector.

They are driving up real estate prices, buying out Australian business and farms and getting help to do it - really strange;)

Bob