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nicky karunarathnara Saturday, 27 April 2013 04:19 AM
Australia has become much wiser with wisdom since Julia Gillard became PM. She is the first woman PM and also first head of state not to touch bible when took oaths. Bob Carr, FM is much open minded guy with liberal ideology. He in fact told the BBC, giving an interview on Margret Tatcher's death - that she was a racist of asking Australia not to take Asian immigrants into the country. In fact regarding the Syrian crisis, Carr quoted that arms should not be given to the rebel fighters. But CIA got him down him and gave him a dressing down.
Bandara Saturday, 27 April 2013 12:00 AM
thanks Nicky for informative comment. rather nonsence that many ppl put. via DM Android App
Suq Madique Saturday, 27 April 2013 04:40 AM
This is the reality which other countries unfortunately refuse to believe for ulterior motives. All this focus on SL has nothing to do with HR issues or concern for tamils but for votes, money and keeping the conflict alive to sell their arms and ammunition.
PRASANNAJIT Saturday, 27 April 2013 04:42 AM
They are more worried about the asylum seekers.
Rog Saturday, 27 April 2013 04:43 AM
How on earth Australia can boycott since its a mess of boat arrivals under the Leadership of Julia Gillard and every one in ausi wants to kick her out in September. She need the SL govt support to stop more boat arrivals . Hellooooo???????????
Abdul Saturday, 27 April 2013 05:20 AM
Australia learned their lesson in the hard way. now they know who are these economic migrants.
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