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[old man emu]

7 minutes ago, red750 said:

The Biloela case was a bit different. 

Legally it wasn't different. The major factor in that case was that the population of a small town got to know the parents and the parents had earned the respect of the people. Therefore when the deportation process began, the people raised a ruckus. 

[Bruce Tuncks]

I have a terrible punishment in mind for all those who think that Australian citizenship gives them some rights in the UK. The punishment is to go to the uk via Heathrow and wait in the line with the rest of the undesirables while swarthy guys from the EU go straight in.

[old man emu]

2 hours ago, Bruce Tuncks said:

The punishment is to go to the uk via Heathrow and wait in the line with the rest

While being ordered around by earlier swarthy arrivals who have been given a security guard's uniform of sorts and a few ounces of authority. The last time I went through Heathrow on the way in, the security guard ordering people around was a tiny woman of sub-continental origin. Happily, when I got to the immigration desk, the official was a big, friendly person.