When he does speak, he seems to get it wrong anyway.


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Australia's Immigration Minister has released details of an incident involving Papua New Guinean police and military personnel on Manus Island. Scott Morrison initially said the incident saw detention centre staff moved onto HMAS Choules. He then issued a statement saying workers had not been moved onto the Navy ship but refused to provide any other details. He has now revealed staff at the detention centre were told on Friday about a disturbance between PNG police and military personnel. It is believed the trouble started the night before and Mr Morrison says it appears the defence personnel were seen carrying rocks and sticks. http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/international/2013-10-20/australias-immigration-minister-reveals-details-of-manus-island-incident/1207250

There are reports that the incident was started by some sort of sexual assault by a member of the PNG military on locals. Local police went bananas apparently.



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The West Australian reports this incident involved a member of the PNG navy accusing the police of brutality after he broke into the house of a Manus Island resident and was badly beaten by the resident. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/21/asylum-seekers-manus-island-clash

When will Morrison give us the full story of what is going there?

True Colours wrote on Oct 21^st, 2013 at 10:02pm:

When he does speak, he seems to get it wrong anyway. Quote: Australia's Immigration Minister has released details of an incident involving Papua New Guinean police and military personnel on Manus Island. Scott Morrison initially said the incident saw detention centre staff moved onto HMAS Choules. He then issued a statement saying workers had not been moved onto the Navy ship but refused to provide any other details. He has now revealed staff at the detention centre were told on Friday about a disturbance between PNG police and military personnel. It is believed the trouble started the night before and Mr Morrison says it appears the defence personnel were seen carrying rocks and sticks. http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/international/2013-10-20/australias-immigration-minister-reveals-details-of-manus-island-incident/1207250

I saw an interview, I think on the ABC 7.30 Report, where Morrison said there was an incident between the PNG military & the PNG Police, But when asked if he knew any more, he said no, that's all the information that he had be provided with.

To which I would say, THAT IS PURE BULL!

If there had been an incident, which was sufficient for local Australian camp staff to contemplate evacuation, as has been suggested, then the immediate responsible minister & indeed the Foreign minister & Prime Minister should be aware of all of the circumstances immediately, which is probably the case or they should cause immediate inquiries to be made, so that they can be so informed!

Morrison doesn't seem to have the balls to tell us the truth.

True Colours wrote on Oct 22^nd, 2013 at 8:53am:

Morrison doesn't seem to have the balls to tell us the truth.

No, it suits him better to lie. He's a low life ankle that one.