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The "official" White Australia policy speaks for itself and from what I
have been told even after the "official" abandonment of that policy the
Aussies are still really tough on immigration, one hell of a lot tougher
than we are in the USA. Although, I understand they do ask people
to leave Australia in a nice way! :o)
<p>If you ever want a laugh, ask an Australian labor worthy about the white
Australia policy. Btw, whatever happened to the Australian takeover artist
who was a player in the steel industry in the 80's?
<p>Max, I don't think Henry would be critical. Because Henry is an
American and he has a panoramic knowledge of the Chinese experience in
America and the hardships of the Chinese pioneers in building America.
<p>The way I understand it. You could be working for an Austrailian
engineering firm(that's the Aussie term) and there is no such thing as
an H-1B visa; overstay your welcome and it's bye-bye. Maybe this is what
rc-am is suggesting that we do away with the H-1B visa program altogether.
Which might not be a bad idea considering there are a million or more Americans
in prison or who knows how many sleeping under bridges:o) of which 40%
are employed in some fashion according to some sources,etc. etc. All of
this while times are good!
<p><b>One thing about the internet, it's getting harder to bullshit Americans
of all races, colors and creeds about what is going on in other countries.</b><b></b>
<p>TL
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<p>Max Sawicky wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>>Personally, I think the Steelworkers and other unionists
at that time
<br>>showed true courage and self control in the face of terrible adversity.
<p>oh, yes, an incredible amount of self-control and truly courageous.
if
<br>more slanty-eyed, jap car-driving, won-ton-eating scum were dragged
out of
<br>their cars and beaten to death, maybe there would be less unemployment.
<p>???????????????
<p>Seems like we are quick to assume the worst
<br>possible interpretation.
<p>Invocation of the Chin case is the worst excuse
<br>for argument I have seen here in months. Shades
<br>of Henry Liu.
<p>mbs</blockquote>
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