Bobby. wrote on Nov 15^th, 2023 at 8:49pm:


Was his name Donald?

The rapist I mean, not the boy.

Kill them, they cannot be reformed, or they locked up for life and can never be released back into Society as over 90% WILL reoffend.

Send them back is option 2.

Chop their nuts off and block blood flow to the knob is option 3.

Bobby. wrote on Nov 15^th, 2023 at 10:22pm:


When you elect me King I will change the law so it can happen.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/nov/15/labor-to-fast-track-legis...




The immigration minister, Andrew Giles, has repeatedly reassured that community safety has been ensured by placing conditions on the visas of all those released.

But the Coalition opposition has identified an apparent gap in the law: that breach of visa conditions is usually punishable by immigration detention, which is no longer possible after the high court’s NZYQ decision.
The high court building in Canberra
Indefinite immigration detention ruled unlawful in landmark Australian high court decision
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The high court ruled last week that indefinite immigration detention was unlawful where there was “no real prospect” that a person’s removal was “reasonably practicable in the foreseeable future”.

On Thursday the government will introduce bills called the migration amendment (bridging visa conditions) bill and the crimes and other legislation amendment (omnibus no 2) bill.

Guardian Australia understands the bills will criminalise the breach of conditions at least of bridging visa category R, on which those detained have been released.

The shadow home affairs minister, James Paterson, said the opposition “will be briefed on Thursday morning ahead of the bills introduction”.

“I hope given the time it has taken to finally bring this bill forward that it is a comprehensive response that guarantees the community’s safety, and not just a minor amendment to enforce visa conditions that should have always been the case,” he told Guardian Australia.

The Human Rights Law Centre’s acting legal director, Sanmati Verma, said that “additional restrictions and criminal penalties on people released after years of unlawful detention” would be “substituting one form of punishment for another”.

“Every single day, Australian citizens who have been convicted of an offence, even serious offences, re-enter the community after serving their time,” she said.

“Why does this government think that migrants and refugees in the same position pose a different or greater risk?”

Yes sir Bias,
Albo has allowed foreign criminals to invade our country  -
is that treason?

Albo is humiliated.

One of those refugees raped a 10 year old boy's arse  -
he's an animal with no human rights.

But Labor figures railed against strict new conditions imposed on Sirul and other freed immigration detainees, zeroing in on new mandatory sentences for visa breaches, which contradict the ALP platform.

Australian Manufacturing Workers Union national secretary Steve Murphy said the cave-in on mandatory sentencing “undermines the independence of the judiciary” and could lead to “unjust outcomes”.

“Peter Dutton’s lack of ­humanity is no reason for Labor to lose its heart and its compass, or to ignore its own party platform,” Mr Murphy said.

Slater and Gordon lawyer and Victorian Left-faction assistant secretary Julijana Todorovic also condemned the compromise, saying mandatory detention was “classist” and violated key Labor principles.

“If the government is so quick to act against the platform … at the drop of a hat, or the result of a court case, then that is really alarming around issues for health and housing,” she said. “It alerts union and party activists to the government’s willingness to act contrary to the platform if it feels under political pressure.”
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/politics/visa-row-fathers-shock-as-detai...

The lefty bozos are more concerned for the healf 'n safety of illegal criminals than for their victims and their families and the broader society.

Bobby. wrote on Nov 16^th, 2023 at 9:06pm:


Albo doesn’t really care. Besides ... he’s too busy doing what he does best 👉 spending wasting billions of dollars on behalf of all Australian taxpayers.