Illegal Aliens Live in Luxury

[Rev.Cambeul]

Offshore asylum laws through Parliament

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/offshore-asylum-laws-through-parliament/story-fndo48ca-1226451444495

ASYLUM seekers arriving by boat will again be locked up in detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island in Papua New Guinea, after deadlock-breaking legislation passed parliament.

The Government and Opposition teamed up to push the bill through the Senate, despite Australian Greens efforts to delay its passage and make amendments.

The legislation now proceeds for royal assent. [more ...]

[Rev.Cambeul]

Nauru filling fast, even before it's open

http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/nauru_filling_fast_even_before_its_open

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... 466 arrivals already, including crew. That's nearly a third of the places gone already, before a single tent has been pitched on the new centre's site. [more ...]

[Rev.Cambeul]

SOS from asylum seeker boat for Navy 'taxi'

By Samantha Maiden | The Sunday Telegraph | August 26, 2012

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/sos-from-asylum-seeker-boat-for-navy-taxi/story-e6freuy9-1226458005735

PASSENGERS on an asylum seeker boat just 23 nautical miles off Indonesia telephoned in an SOS to Australia to organise a Navy transfer to Christmas Island.

Amid ... claims asylum seekers are using the Navy as a "water taxi" service, officials confirmed yesterday that HMAS Melville was en route to Christmas Island with 80 suspected asylum seekers after they phoned Australian officials fearing they were lost off Indonesia and needed assistance....

Australian Maritime Safety Authority has told The Sunday Telegraph the vessel was first pinpointed just 23 nautical miles or around 40 kilometres off Indonesia on Thursday morning.

Indonesia told Australian officials it had a search and rescue vessel available but it could not be despatched due to bad weather. They asked Australia to send in air surveillance.

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At 10pm on Thursday, a DASH-8 aircraft located the asylum seeker boat and HMAS Melville was despatched to assist. [more ...]


Asylum seekers stage Christmas Island hunger strike

By Michael Bachelard and Misha Schubert | The Age | August 25, 2012

http://www.theage.com.au/national/asylum-seekers-stage-christmas-island-hunger-strike-20120825-24t08.html

Asylum seekers on Christmas Island, potentially numbering in the hundreds, have gone on a hunger strike to protest against being sent to Nauru for their claims to be assessed. [more ...]

[Rev.Cambeul]

And these are the people that the JOG and Libtard wants us to let into our communities and invite into our homes?

@Cailen.


Bashings, self-harm and crimes are being committed by asylum seekers in Australia's immigration detention centres

John Masanauskas | Herald Sun | August 27, 2012

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/bashings-self-harm-and-crimes-are-being-committed-by-asylum-seekers-in-australias-immigration-detention-centres/story-e6frf7jo-1226459378906

AUSTRALIA'S immigration detention centres have been exposed as often lawless, violent, high-tension facilities.

Rape and sexual assault claims, mass breakouts, home-made alcohol, weapons, hunger strikes and a high number of attempted suicides and self-mutilations feature in confidential security reports.

... assaults against security staff ... assaults between detainees ... Interracial rivalry ... In one attack, the immigration Ombudsman was grabbed around the neck ...

... contraband ranging from "tools of escape", passports, pornography, knives and fermenting fruit for home-made alcohol.

... razor blades concealed within their mouths or hidden in clothing or bedding.

Monash University researcher Adrienne Millbank said most detainees did not leave quietly if their refugee claims were rejected.

"It's part of the strategy and tactics that are used to get the support of advocates and to get release from detention into the community and then to get a visa," she said. [more ...]

[Rev.Cambeul]

"Take us to Australia" is the cry from the survivors of yet another boat load of illegal aliens sunk on its way to Australia. Fortunately, the unseaworthy fishing trawler sank just 20 km's from Indonesia's coastline, leaving 100 dead. Although rescued by an Australian vessel, all 54 survivors were returned to Indonesia despite their pleas to be taken to Australia.

And for all you do-gooder libtards out there in tears over these ... deaths, remember that they each paid $5,000 for passage on that leaky trawler. And prior to that, they each paid for their own airfares and flew in from their home nations, before destroying their passports and other identification in Indonesia. I call that Natural Justice.

None of these boat-people should have ever been referred to as refugees. They are wealthy third world tourists with their eyes fixed on a first world nation. If they have the funds to travel via the  migratory route of the typical holidayer, then one would probably be correct in assuming that these so-called refugees still have bank accounts at home, brimming with cash that you can only dream about. I'd like to see the study that proves otherwise.

@Cailen.