Advance Australia Where?

[boris1gary]

Wheres my passport............

IA - today

An economy being wrecked; warlike skirmishes with Indonesia nearing; Niugini likely to expel our cruel colonising tormentors of children from their shores; a U.S. Secretary of State denouncing our global warming policy; the Iranians condemning our record on human rights; a High Commissioner, Labor and competent, sacked and replaced by a fatuous tory suspected of war crimes; a Health Minister assisting the chocolate industry and misleading parliament; Australia derided world-wide and a thousand more days of this to come.

[boris1gary]

wish it was funny.

[*mrgrizz*]

bye

we can use less negative people

[gkam2]

So where are you thinking of going to that would be better, North Korea, Somalia, Syria? Perhaps you should leave 'cause if you ain't part of the solution then.....

[boris1gary]

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@gkam2 wrote:

So where are you thinking of going to that would be better, North Korea, Somalia, Syria? Perhaps you should leave 'cause if you ain't part of the solution then.....

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Thank you for your interest.....it's nice to know that some consider themselves part of the solution.

[poddster]

1000? more like a decade to repair the damage done by Rudd/Gillard/Rudd/ Unions.

[boris1gary]

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@*mrgrizz* wrote:

bye

we can use less negative people

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mrgizz, maybe you could list some positives from the Fed Govt................

[poddster]

I can name a couple

1. Stopping the huge influx of unlawful, uninvited entrants to Australia.

2. Stopping of handouts to unprofitable  companies

3. Curtailing the union corruption.

That is a starter, no doubt there is more to come in the decades to come

[lakeland27]

sounds hollow at this point in time. the damage outweighs any percieved improvement 10 to 1 .

[boris1gary]

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@poddster wrote:

I can name a couple

1. Stopping the huge influx of unlawful, uninvited entrants to Australia.

2. Stopping of handouts to unprofitable  companies

3. Curtailing the union corruption.

That is a starter, no doubt there is more to come in the decades to come

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surely you jest

The figures of boat arrivals in comparison to our total refugee intake and the number of illegal arrivals by air are occasionally trotted out by the MSM; they routinely demonstrate that arrivals by boat are approximately equal to arrivals by air and combined these are a small percentage of total immigration figures.

Boat arrivals make up 1.3% of our total immigration intake each year.

and your 3rd point - we will have to wait and see if the 100million plus is a worthwhile expenditure.