Return of an Ozzy perv - Page 2

lettie · 20-03-2008, 17:32

This was all in the news in Australia last year when we were there. The fella's release date was looming and they were discussing sending him back here then.
Australian citizenship is not automatically given, no matter how long you've lived there, it has to be applied for. This chap has never applied for citizenship so is therefore still a British citizen

As a returning citizen, he technically isn't allowed any benefits or free healthcare etc until he has paid into the system. When my brother came back from NZ, he was entitled to nowt and had only been away for 5 years. If this guy gets handouts I'll be really annoyed (along with the rest of the population).

jaysay · 20-03-2008, 17:54

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well its sound just about right for our stupid lot, accept any old rubbish, wonder what the legal position would be if our lot had the guts to say NO?

Mrs Blair would fight for his rite to come back as usual cashy, and make another nice little packet on legal aide

Neil · 20-03-2008, 18:09

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Just be careful if you place an ad for a Father Christmas

And you find that funny

MargaretR · 20-03-2008, 18:17

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And you find that funny

Your twisted humour is rubbing off on me

Neil · 20-03-2008, 18:40

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Your twisted humour is rubbing off on me

Even I would never make a joke about what he has done to those children. You should be ashamed of yourself.

MargaretR · 20-03-2008, 18:47

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Even I would never make a joke about what he has done to those children. You should be ashamed of yourself.

My comment related to his appearance only - why even think that I condone his actions

wadey · 20-03-2008, 19:30

This is typical, nice to criminals nasty to our friends. Disgusting.

lancsdave · 20-03-2008, 19:34

I'm not quite sure why people think we we are soft in taking him back. We have no option, he is British and has been deported from another country. We might all agree we don't want him back but there's naff all we can do about it.

cashman · 20-03-2008, 19:39

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I'm not quite sure why people think we we are soft in taking him back. We have no option, he is British and has been deported from another country. We might all agree we don't want him back but there's naff all we can do about it.

as wynonie said dave the Gurkhas were British enough to fight n die for us, but they aint British enough to remain. yet that scumbag who was a child when he left, n is now 61 is, well sorry not in my book.

lancsdave · 20-03-2008, 19:41

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as wynonie said dave the Gurkhas were British enough to fight n die for us, but they aint British enough to remain. yet that scumbag who was a child when he left, n is now 61 is, well sorry not in my book.

I'm not saying I agree with it.

jaysay · 21-03-2008, 07:21

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Originally Posted by cashman

as wynonie said dave the Gurkhas were British enough to fight n die for us, but they aint British enough to remain. yet that scumbag who was a child when he left, n is now 61 is, well sorry not in my book.

That point is the front page today in the Mail cashy, some how we always get our priorities wrong in this country. That is why we have become the do-gooding capital of the world, the only country that stick ridgidly to the European Human Rites Act is the good old UK

Wynonie Harris · 21-03-2008, 08:49

I realise that the government have to accept this individual, as a British citizen. It just seems somewhat ironic that it's happening in the same week that the same government's disgraceful attitude towards the Ghurkas has hit the headlines.

Also, I wonder what would have happened if it was the other way round? If it was an Australian citizen who we wanted to deport? Would he be on his way by now...or would some highly-paid human rights lawyer like Mrs Blair be pleading his cause?

Wynonie Harris · 21-03-2008, 09:36

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the same government's disgraceful attitude towards the Ghurkas has hit the headlines.

And before some smart Alec says it, yes, it would be better if those pleading their cause could spell their name correctly!

firefighter753 · 23-03-2008, 11:48

Typical Britain, this country is on its A$s