What, are they calling KRudd a liar, too?
b*o*n*z*o
November 23 2009
You know that "non-extraordinary" offer to the Oceanic Viking passengers
that KRudd claimed wasn't a "special deal" at all?
Now 250 other Tamil asylum seekers are regusing to get off another ship in
Indonesia are refusing to get off unless they get this non-special deal,
too:
Although the Indonesians have withdrawn the threat of deporting them back to
Sri Lanka, the Tamils are now demanding to be fast-tracked for resettlement
in the same way as the 78 asylum-seekers who were last week lured off the
Oceanic Viking.
"We want to be treated the same," Alex said.
What, are they calling KRudd a liar, too?
Of course, if the Oceanic Viking deal really is as unspecial as KRudd
claims, he'll have no problem telling Alex he can have it, too, right?
Problem solved.
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B0n oz
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worldwide, no human climate signal has yet been detected that is distinct
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