Doc D's moblog: 'We have no orders to save you'
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Yes, yes people I have emerged from my self realised obscurity to bestow knowledge on all headz. Used ta be out and about now strictly lying low dispensing wisdom.
Too much going down to stay quiet, now all of us have to rise up and speak truth to power.
There has to be more to us than dhal roti and Nokia phones...
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New Labour, Old violence
project cannot handle any kind of dissent esp
when it comes from a 82 year old who's been a
member of the party for more then fifty years
and came here as a refugee fron Nazi Germany.
Worst thing is that this level of violence is
meted out to refugees on a daily basis by private security
companies and we never see it. People are held
in hellholes like Yarls Wood Immigration detention
Centre and brutalised - children separated from parents
and immigration 'prisoners' taking their own lives.We
hold people who have committed no crime in Secure
Units till they are deported back to war torn places they
have come from. We go to places like Iraq to fight for
freedom whilst we deny basic democratic privileges to
people in this country, even the right of dissent. I recieved
a email today from a campaigner in Scotland Robina
Qureshi who told me of the deportation of a 13yr old
Albanian girl Saida (pictured) and her family at 4am
this morning, she wrote:
"I am disgusted by this calculated, unremitting barbarity
known as the UK asylum & immigration policy. I feel
ashamed of this country, that shame knows no depths,
this calculated, unremitting barbarism that has broken
that little girl's heart will haunt this country for generations
to come. I cannot express enough how disgusted and
heartbroken I am for Saida Vucaj and her family,and all
the other families waiting years and years and then
suddenly picked up Nazi style to be deported. "
Nuff said
NO ONE IS ILLEGAL!
http://www.ncadc.org.uk/
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,immigration,labour party,refugees,tony blair
Dhamaka says:
I read about the former, am sickened by the latter and am ashamed too
Helen says:
I hate to think what happens elsewhere. We have a reputation, apparently, for being lenient, or is that the tabloids?
Nobody should be treated like this. If we treat people like this some will turn into the people we don't want them to be.
We take our right to travel and movement so much for granted.
DocD says:
An African-american writer termed the phrase 'the hate that hate created' and I think that is relevant for the times that we are in.
Helen says:
I think that is something that has always been relevant to humankind. I think it's something that we should always strive to break. I try my best not to hate, I refuse to hate.
Viv says:
Saddening - I know there are no simple answers to immigration - but you would think when the community so obviously want people to stay that they could be allowed to.
Dhamaka says:
you hear that Blair's blaming the ejection on 'untrained volunteers' now...
And here i was thinking organisers, like managers were supposed to be responsible for these things