alp goes to water as boats threaten sovereignt, page-2

  1. cgt2009
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    24/03/11
    12:07
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    The article about losing sovereignty appears to implode when it deals with the facts lol:

    "In the 2 1/2 years since the government changed policy, nearly 11,000 boatpeople have arrived"

    11,000 in 2.5 yrs or an average of 4,400... if this trend continues, or 440,000 boat people by the year 2111.

    Wake us up when there's a real problem.
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