UnSubRocky wrote on Aug 17^th, 2024 at 12:19am:


So we can forget about Aboriginal land and sovereignty claims?  Good-oh ... let's move on then.

Well - by the same token the Arabs didn't own Judea either - and it was much bigger then than it is now.... there was never not a concept of a NATION - not just an Aboriginal wandering ground - for the Jews - that being Israel.  At no time did they let go of the concept of NATION and their HOMELAND - by contrast - we couldn't force our Aborigines into a Homeland without their killing one another off... culture, innit?

Arabs have native title rights to wander about and stuff and be citizens of Israel same as any other state - as long as they abide by the laws of the land (you know - like our Aborigines) ... that means no massacres of innocents.  Who lives by the jihad shall die by the jihad.  Who lives by the land demand shall die by the land demand.

Albanese government may have approved visas to Hamas supporters

Police sources have sounded the alarm bells over the possibility the Albanese government approved visas to Hamas supporters, warning relaxed security measures could put community safety at risk.

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August 21, 2024 - 8:50PM

Sky News host Sharri Markson discusses the concern among NSW Police around the “lax” security checks for Gaza refugees coming to Australia.

“Police in New South Wales are highly concerned the Albanese Government may have given visas to Hamas supporters, with inadequate security vetting risking community safety,” Ms Markson said. “So lax were the security checks that the visas of 23 Palestinians were cancelled when they were already en route to Australia. “They are now stranded in Turkey or Egypt - the Australian government, specifically Tony Burke, has washed his hands of them. “Law enforcement in New South Wales are frustrated at what they say is a lack of consultation and inadequate security checks.

“They see this as an unacceptable risk to community safety.”
Police sources in NSW are highly concerned the Albanese government may have given visas to Hamas supporters, saying inadequate security checks could put community safety at risk.

Security sources have told Sky News far more rigorous background checks were done on the young children of ISIS brides than Palestinians arriving in Australia from a terrorist hotspot.

Immigration Minister Tony Burke's office confirmed that the visas of 23 Palestinians were cancelled after they had been issued and when they were already en route to Australia.


These Palestinians were understood to have had their visas cancelled when they were in other countries, such as Turkey or Egypt.

Senior law enforcement figures in NSW are frustrated at the inadequate security vetting and lack of consultation from the Albanese Government around the Gazans who have arrived in Sydney.

A government can lay down the reasons why immigration 'officers' - far too often drawn from the same kinds of groups these days - to refuse visas.  Belonging to or supporting a terrorist organisation can clearly be a reason and does not require any legislative change - just an administrative process.

If you disagree with that, you can always join my call for a full review of legislations, administrative diktats, and regulatory diktats, and for all such to be drawn under the umbrella of having to meet the test of legality under the rules of Law, with the opportunity for a test of any and every such being at the nominal cost of a $50 fee rather than hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal costs to challenge.

How many pieces of legislation passed through in the last forty years would go down under such a regimen?  How many regulations and administrative decisions?  Nearly 70% of government is done by administrative decision and regulation - all based on interpretation or alleged interpretation of any legislation.

In failing to oversee legislation, regulation and administration fully and properly, the courts have failed in their duty to the people.

philperth2010 wrote on Aug 22^nd, 2024 at 11:44am:

Rizvi is talking bollocks.

Frank wrote on Aug 22^nd, 2024 at 9:11pm:


Bullshit Fwank....Abul Rizvi is a former Deputy Secretary of the Department of Immigration and is often cited as an expert on immigration....James Paterson even tried to scew his words in an attempt to feign support for the Coalitions position on Palastinian refugees....Why would the Coalition quote someone (out of context) who has no credability Fwank....You are a liar and very stupid Fwank??

Quote:




https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/article/2024/aug/22/abul-rizvi-gaza-v...

Frank wrote on Aug 23^rd, 2024 at 9:27am:


You can't even post a proper link you dumb bastard!!!

No suprise the Murdoch media do not like Abul Rizvi who calls out their bullshit....Even  Mike Burgess, the director general of the security agency Asio has refuted Dutton's bullshit....Nothing you posted refutes Abul Rizvi's argument....You called his comments bollocks but have provided nothing to refute his claims....What is bollocks about  Abul Rizvi comments Fwank....Dutton and Patterson are both liars and you are just a dickhead with a very low IQ???

philperth2010 wrote on Aug 23^rd, 2024 at 9:57am:

What?! The Granuiad is a 'proper link'?
Ministry of Truth? ANYTHING else is a Thought Crime?


The Gazans are not vetter  properly.

Nobody from a Hamas controlled enclave should be allowed into Australia on tourist visas. Madness. Nor on permanent refugee settlement visas. The neighbouring Arab countries certainly wouldn't do it.

Saying that merely verbal support for Hamas is no reason to question their suitability to enter Australua is a giveaway of the reliability and stupidity of the Albo government's handling of the entire war and its fallout domestically.