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03/09/24

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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑

well kudos buddy.... at least your tied to dig up[ something.... even if its proof that th Labs aren't doing anything different from the LibNats.

ergo Dutton is accusing the Labs of doing what the Lib govt did before..

imo its entirely inappropriate they've issues 'tourist' visas.... but they've done this to ensure the tourist could be returned home asap.

but Netanuyahu of gaming to make this war last for a decade. its his ticket to keeping his PMship. and keeping him out of prison.

so its Dud has the egg on his face. Albanese has shame for following the LibNat policy.

but the tourist visas aren't preventing the Mossad and other Israeli checks, or the Egyptian checks or dumbing down the Aus checks. you're wrong to think tourists get in without such checks.

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You seem to forget that Albozo is the PM not Dutton.
Learn to take responbsibility and stop deflecting government malfunction to the opposition - they are not in government - Albozo and his clowns are
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