The Racial Absurdity Thread

[caskur]

Is what Ms Hanson said true?

Yes because it was tabled in Parliament and unlike the rest of the pollies, she read her copy of the document then exposed it to the press. She said most of the pollies don'[t read what is tabled because they're all too busy taking naps.

[caskur]

https://www.smh.com.au/public-service/more-than-64000-people-overstaying-visas-in-australia-20170718-gxddpj.html">https://www.smh.com.au/public-service/m ... xddpj.html">https://www.smh.com.au/public-service/more-than-64000-people-overstaying-visas-in-australia-20170718-gxddpj.html



[size=150]More than 64,000 people overstaying visas in Australia[/size]



More than 64,000 people are in Australia illegally after overstaying work and tourist visas, with the federal government estimating as many as 12,000 have been here for more than 20 years.

New figures from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection show temporary visitor visas are the mostly likely to be abused in Australia, while Malaysian nationals made up the largest group of unlawful non-citizens in the country last financial year.



There were nearly 10,000 Malaysians recorded as having overstayed visas in 2016-17, along with about 6500 Chinese nationals and 5170 from the United States.

Countries outside the top 15 most likely to overstay represented nearly 18,000 in the category. About 3700 UK nationals overstayed, ahead of 2780 Indonesians and 2730 Indians......





....... "Most of these almost 65,000 would have travelled to Australia by air and the overwhelming majority have settled into Australian life, with little – if any – regard for our laws and responsibilities.

"The department stated that it was a fair estimate that 20,000 were also working illegally. That's at least 20,000 illegal overstayers taking Australian jobs."

Senator Griff said better checks were needed to prevent temporary visitor and tourist visa recipients from overstaying in Australia.

"These are the easiest to abuse, as there is little checking up of tourists. Given that more than 47,000 overstayers came here on tourist visas and well over half originated from Asian countries, there is a good argument for a greater degree of scrutiny," he said.

The department says it generally does not detain people found to have overstayed visas if they work with officials to resolve their cases.



A resolution service gives people living or working unlawfully in Australia the chance to engage with officials to resolve their immigration status.





*read entire article at above link.

[Anonymous]

https://www.smh.com.au/public-service/more-than-64000-people-overstaying-visas-in-australia-20170718-gxddpj.html">https://www.smh.com.au/public-service/m ... xddpj.html">https://www.smh.com.au/public-service/more-than-64000-people-overstaying-visas-in-australia-20170718-gxddpj.html



[size=150]More than 64,000 people overstaying visas in Australia[/size]



More than 64,000 people are in Australia illegally after overstaying work and tourist visas, with the federal government estimating as many as 12,000 have been here for more than 20 years.

New figures from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection show temporary visitor visas are the mostly likely to be abused in Australia, while Malaysian nationals made up the largest group of unlawful non-citizens in the country last financial year.



There were nearly 10,000 Malaysians recorded as having overstayed visas in 2016-17, along with about 6500 Chinese nationals and 5170 from the United States.

Countries outside the top 15 most likely to overstay represented nearly 18,000 in the category. About 3700 UK nationals overstayed, ahead of 2780 Indonesians and 2730 Indians.

I wonder what the figures are for Canada.

 ac_umm

[caskur]

https://www.smh.com.au/public-service/more-than-64000-people-overstaying-visas-in-australia-20170718-gxddpj.html">https://www.smh.com.au/public-service/m ... xddpj.html">https://www.smh.com.au/public-service/more-than-64000-people-overstaying-visas-in-australia-20170718-gxddpj.html



[size=150]More than 64,000 people overstaying visas in Australia[/size]



More than 64,000 people are in Australia illegally after overstaying work and tourist visas, with the federal government estimating as many as 12,000 have been here for more than 20 years.

New figures from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection show temporary visitor visas are the mostly likely to be abused in Australia, while Malaysian nationals made up the largest group of unlawful non-citizens in the country last financial year.



There were nearly 10,000 Malaysians recorded as having overstayed visas in 2016-17, along with about 6500 Chinese nationals and 5170 from the United States.

Countries outside the top 15 most likely to overstay represented nearly 18,000 in the category. About 3700 UK nationals overstayed, ahead of 2780 Indonesians and 2730 Indians.

I wonder what the figures are for Canada.

 ac_umm

Might be more since you share a border with Americans and your free healthcare is an enticement PLUS, there isn't much difference with accents so Americans wouldn't stand out.





But in away, I have it in for Malaysians (I note they're the worst overstayers) I realize because one Malaysian kid stole one of my masterpieces at TAFE back in 1994... a sensational water colour I did. I'm saying it was sensational because it even shocked me how amazing it was.



He would have used it to enter college at other places for sure.



Secretly I hope it attracted bad karma and down the line he paid for his crime.



I'm a fine artist and designer. I'm proficient in oil and this was my first water colour class which is a lot different to other painting styles... and the picture (still life of flowers) just flowed off my brush.... the teacher ran over when he thought I was going to ruin it and mopped up a bit of excess... it was really something.

[caskur]

Just google Canada visa overstays and something should show up..



Canada is mentioned here. This is interesting...





http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/02/03/homeland-security-produces-first-estimate-of-foreign-visitors-to-u-s-who-overstay-deadline-to-leave/">http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/20 ... -to-leave/">http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/02/03/homeland-security-produces-first-estimate-of-foreign-visitors-to-u-s-who-overstay-deadline-to-leave/

[Anonymous]

Just google Canada visa overstays and something should show up..



Canada is mentioned here. This is interesting...





http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/02/03/homeland-security-produces-first-estimate-of-foreign-visitors-to-u-s-who-overstay-deadline-to-leave/">http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/20 ... -to-leave/">http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/02/03/homeland-security-produces-first-estimate-of-foreign-visitors-to-u-s-who-overstay-deadline-to-leave/

i'll read it later today.

[Anonymous]

Keep giving the open border prog scum hell Tucker.

Tucker Carlson promptly shut down Univision reporter Enrique Acevedo after he asserted that the Fox News host's argument was racist, during a Wednesday debate about the southern border on "Tucker Carlson Tonight."



I'm not trying to use vulgarity on the air," Carlson said. "It takes a lot of chutzpah, doesn't it, to come into someone's country illegally, break their laws and use their social services. That takes guts, doesn't it? You are doing that to me right now. I'm a racist."



"It's been a very generous country for a long time and this kind of abuse makes Americans more cynical and less generous," Carlson continued. "And so if you want immigration to continue to enrich this country, you have to get into control. Quit calling them racist. It's tiresome."

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[Wazzzup]

Keep giving the open border prog scum hell Tucker.

Tucker Carlson promptly shut down Univision reporter Enrique Acevedo after he asserted that the Fox News host's argument was racist, during a Wednesday debate about the southern border on "Tucker Carlson Tonight."



I'm not trying to use vulgarity on the air," Carlson said. "It takes a lot of chutzpah, doesn't it, to come into someone's country illegally, break their laws and use their social services. That takes guts, doesn't it? You are doing that to me right now. I'm a racist."



"It's been a very generous country for a long time and this kind of abuse makes Americans more cynical and less generous," Carlson continued. "And so if you want immigration to continue to enrich this country, you have to get into control. Quit calling them racist. It's tiresome."

https://dailycaller.com/2019/03/06/univision-reporter-tucker-racist/?utm_medium=email">https://dailycaller.com/2019/03/06/univ ... dium=email">https://dailycaller.com/2019/03/06/univision-reporter-tucker-racist/?utm_medium=email

Good.   way too many antiprogs get scared off by the phony race card, they need to fight back.



Coulter mentioned this in a radio interview--

"Republicans," added Coulter, "quickly acquiesce when accused of 'racism' by Democrats and their allies: Democrats know exactly what they're doing. It's these idiot Elmer Fudd Republicans. Most of them, all you have to do is mouth the word 'racism.' It could be for anything. It could be for, 'You took my parking spot, racist.' They just wither and collapse and produce a form letter of apology. That was one of the things that was so great about Trump. He didn't back down just because the media was yelling at him or using the r-word.

[Anonymous]

The fear of being labelled a racist is a powerful deterrent to free speech and a marketplace of ideas.

[caskur]

The fear of being labelled a racist is a powerful deterrent to free speech and a marketplace of ideas.

Yes.

[Wazzzup]

The fear of being labelled a racist is a powerful deterrent to free speech and a marketplace of ideas.

Yes.

Yes +1

[caskur]

The fear of being labelled a racist is a powerful deterrent to free speech and a marketplace of ideas.

Yes.

Yes +1

Everybody just has to be brave, stand up to bullying and make your concerns known.



But be ready to be challenge by your detractors asking for a solution...



Complaining is one thing, finding a solution is an entirely different matter.

[Wazzzup]

https://abc13.com/jussie-smollett-indicted-on-16-felony-counts-by-grand-jury/5177586/">https://abc13.com/jussie-smollett-indic ... y/5177586/">https://abc13.com/jussie-smollett-indicted-on-16-felony-counts-by-grand-jury/5177586/



16 counts? That's a lotta counts.

[Anonymous]

https://abc13.com/jussie-smollett-indicted-on-16-felony-counts-by-grand-jury/5177586/">https://abc13.com/jussie-smollett-indic ... y/5177586/">https://abc13.com/jussie-smollett-indicted-on-16-felony-counts-by-grand-jury/5177586/



16 counts? That's a lotta counts.

But, that was quite the fraud he tried to get away with.

[Anonymous]

https://abc13.com/jussie-smollett-indicted-on-16-felony-counts-by-grand-jury/5177586/">https://abc13.com/jussie-smollett-indic ... y/5177586/">https://abc13.com/jussie-smollett-indicted-on-16-felony-counts-by-grand-jury/5177586/



16 counts? That's a lotta counts.

If convicted will he serve time behind bars?