It was never funny in the first place George.

It is as tedious now as it was on the first day.

Greensprogress wrote on Feb 24^th, 2014 at 10:39pm:


Hey there greens cretin
In the SUBURBS hey
Funny how the greens hypocrites live in inner city trendy areas and always want the families in the SUBURBS to put up with the extra strain on services.
you, my dear, are a cretin like the supreme hypocrite Sarah Hansen young.
I can personally take you to two houses where families were evicted from community housing and Assylum seekers moved in.
you think this doesn't create community unrest in the SUBURBS.
why don't hypocrites like yourself do a bit more than
Lecture and talk down in condescending tones to the people you expect to do the heavy lifting.
Go tell miss Hansen young to come see me and I'll show her a classroom in suburban brisbane where there are 9 non English speaking Refugees in the one grade 1 class.
And you wonder why kids in lower socio economic areas can't compete when the teacher has to ignore them all day to concentrate on people the greens want to settle in the suburbs and then wipe their hands of them and feel all gooey at night.
Your type make REAL Australians throw up

St George of the Garden wrote on Feb 25^th, 2014 at 12:15am:

Unhappy?
They can all live at your place then

Good reason to  keep the murders going, Grendel: they might turn up to your house.

Lucky we’re stopping the hoards on Manus, eh?

Andrei disapproves, but he’s always sided with Amnesty Internatiinal.

Come on Morrison come clean


A witness to violence at the Manus Island detention centre last Monday night says guards from the security firm G4S allowed locals armed with makeshift weapons into the facility.

The Federal Government has backed away from its initial claims about what happened during the violence at its off-shore detention centre that killed one detainee and left dozens more injured.

Immigration Minister Scott Morrison initially said 23-year-old Iranian man Reza Berati sustained a fatal head injury on February 17 while outside the detention centre, but on Saturday he said new information suggested the incident, along with much of the riot, occurred inside the centre's perimeter.

At the scene that night were expatriate G4S guards, most of them Australian, locally engaged Papua New Guinean G4S guards both in uniform and out of uniform, the Incident Response Team (IRT) and PNG's notorious police mobile squad - who were the only ones armed.

A Papua New Guinean guard employed by G4S has told ABC's 7.30 program - on condition of anonymity for fear of losing his job - that the unrest began when asylum seekers were taunting the local staff.

A large crowd of local residents had also gathered to watch a stand-off that continued for several hours.

The protests were concentrated in Mike compound, but as detainees in Foxtrot compound were taken to a nearby playing field for safety some escaped and joined in the riot.

A witness who watched the unrest from about 100 metres away - who would not be identified for fear of repercussions from security guards - said 10 to 15 locals armed with lengths of wood got involved.

He says asylum seekers were taunting local staff with highly offensive insults and G4S guards asked the locals to come inside the centre.

Read the full article

There is a difference between a lie and an incorrect statement.  Might help a few to learn it.

Sacking Morrison will not change the Coalitions policy or position on dealing with asylum seekers, so thinking his sacking will change anything is just boring.

Verge wrote on Feb 25^th, 2014 at 9:12am:



Morrison might do well that when confronted with uncertainty of facts he states this & counsels patience whilst facts are established.

Instead of running to a podium in front of flags & blaming detainees for all the worlds ills trying to earn political capital to further demonise these people & for even harsher treatment of them.

But hey thats what a reasonable person in such a high office might do, but not these school yard bullies.