Posted on November 11, 2009 by Iain Hall
Rape is a terrible crime on so many different levels, to its victims it is devastating, in some instances they feel that being murdered would have brought them less suffering. Victims are forever scared by this horrid crime. Prosecutors hate the crime because the evidence upon which they must act is far too often only [...]
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Posted on November 10, 2009 by Iain Hall
Instances of Muslim-on-unbeliever violence inspire the victim school to dig up new and imaginative excuses. Colorful examples (drawing on my article and weblog entry about denying Islamist terrorism) include:
1990: “A prescription drug for … depression” (to explain the assassination of Rabbi Meir Kahane)
1991: “A robbery gone wrong” (the murder of Makin Morcos in Sydney)
1994: “Road [...]
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Posted on November 7, 2009 by Iain Hall
Now this is a turn up for the books, who would have thought that the spokesman for the boat load of Sri Lankians detained by the Indonesians is not what he claims to be?
You can bet the Latte Sippers who want to insist that every claimant is Kosher will be trying very hard to avoid [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, ERR???, Ethical questions, Federal politics, Indonesia, Justice, Law, Leftism, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Sri Lanka, World Events, human rights, the Law | Tagged: asylum-seekers, Latte Lefties, Oceanic Viking | 6 Comments »
Posted on November 5, 2009 by Iain Hall
When I was active in the Apex Club one of our members worked as a delivery driver for a lagre soft drink company and his name badge proudly proclaimed that he was a “Drink Driver”, The double entendre of that badge made all of us laugh most heartily. Of course driving while pissed is never [...]
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Posted on October 31, 2009 by Iain Hall
KEVIN Rudd is preparing to double the size of Australia’s Christmas Island detention centre in a stark confirmation that his government expects a continuing flood of asylum-seekers from Sri Lanka.
The multi-million-dollar upgrade, sparked by a sharp increase in boatpeople arrivals in the past month, is expected to lift the facility’s capacity to as much as [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, Ethical questions, Federal Election, God bothering, Justice, Law, Leftism, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Sri Lanka, The Green religion, World Events, international politics, the Law | Tagged: asylum-seekers, Boat People, Brither Number One, in the news, Kevin Rudd, Latte Lefties | 6 Comments »
Posted on October 29, 2009 by Iain Hall
While the world burns under the pressure of mass migration the Latte sippers chill out believing in a “we are all one ” paradigm that will be laughed at (with more than a few tears) by the future generations who will face a world where Europeans become a minority people in their own countries…
How did [...]
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Posted on October 27, 2009 by Iain Hall
The lesson in Melanie Philips’ piece is that you deliberately try to re-engineer a whole country at your peril.
In its 1997 election manifesto, Labour promised ‘firm control over immigration’ and in 2005 it promised a ‘crackdown on abuse’. In 2001, its manifesto merely said that the immigration rules needed [...]
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Posted on October 26, 2009 by Iain Hall
When I wrote a piece denouncing Brother Number One’s faux indignation the other day some commentators expressed disbelief that Tuckey could have a point. One even suggested that Tuckey deserved “ to be punched in the head” for his quite reasonable suggestion that it was possible for a would be terrorist to hide [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, Ethical questions, Federal politics, Justice, Law, Leftism, Living with Nature, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Racism, Sri Lanka, The Green religion, World Events, human rights, the Law | Tagged: asylum-seekers, Boat People, Dr Rajakulendran, in the news, Keri James | 12 Comments »
Posted on October 23, 2009 by Iain Hall
If there is one thing that anyone given the task of protecting this nation from the terrorist threat can not do it is to rule out any way that a would be terrorist could get into the country. However if you are a minion of the left the appropriate response to the quite reasonable [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, Federal politics, Justice, Law, Leftism, Media Matters, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Sri Lanka, The War On Terror, World Events, the Law | Tagged: asylum-seekers, Boat People, Kevin Rudd, Latte Lefties, PC police, Wilson Tuckey | 24 Comments »
Posted on October 22, 2009 by Iain Hall
I have argued that the definition and administrative treatment of such claimants is far too simplistic and that if they ultimately succeed in getting residency here after a relatively short period of time it will be like putting up a large neon sign saying that Australia as a destination for people smugglers is THE [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, Ethical questions, Federal politics, Indonesia, Iraq, Justice, Law, Leftism, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Racism, World Events, human rights, the Law | Tagged: asylum-seekers, Boat People, Damian Doyle, Green religion, Greg Sheridan, Jason Wilson, Latte Lefties | 48 Comments »
Posted on October 21, 2009 by Iain Hall
As a younger man I just never heard of the sort of behaviour by women that the story I quote below reports, quite simply women did not feel emboldened enough to act the way that this “gang” did.
The women – all from the same family – targeted Matthew Campbell, 38, at random, kicking and stamping [...]
Filed under: ERR???, England, Ethical questions, Feminst faith, Gender Issues, Justice, Law, Leftism, Men and Women, Political Correctness, the Law | Tagged: 29, 31, Belinda Tomlinson, female on male violence, Helen Barber, Katie Tomlinson, Kelly Macdonald, Latte Lefties, Rachel Barber | 2 Comments »
Posted on October 20, 2009 by Iain Hall
There is no doubt at all that Brother Number One has been caught on the back foot on the issue of illegal boat arrivals. His obvious softening of the treatment of the status of “asylum seekers” who arrive here illegally is a most obvious “pull factor” that encourages both the people smugglers and their clients. [...]
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Posted on October 19, 2009 by Iain Hall
The idea of public protests has a very long pedigree, and in my life time I have seen and taken part in protests and street marches against the excesses of the Bjelke-Petersen government here in Queensland.
I was by no means obsessed with the issues but it was the thing to do and at the time [...]
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Posted on October 17, 2009 by Iain Hall
It is a difficult ask to protect an entire country, any country, from the religious zealots who would commit mass murder in the name of their god. If you jump too soon to arrest would be jihadists there is every chance that there will be insufficient evidence to secure a conviction. Just the process of [...]
Filed under: Ethical questions, God bothering, Islam, Justice, Law, Leftism, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Racism, The War On Terror, the Law | Tagged: Abdul Rakib Hasan, Khaled Cheikho, Khaled Sharrou, Mazen Touma, Mirsad Mulahalilovic, Mohamed Ali Elomar, Mohammed Omar Jamal, Moustafa Cheikho | 46 Comments »
Posted on October 14, 2009 by Iain Hall
When I heard Brother Number One utter these words on the radio yesterday I could not suppress a very wry smile:
“I make absolutely no apology whatsoever for taking a hard line on illegal immigration to Australia,”
I smiled because this little statement says to me that he must now realise just what a political demon he [...]
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