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Tony Blair on ejecting asylum seekers
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| The problem with removing people is that, under the obligations we have, you can't remove someone to a country where they might be subject to torture. (ACTUAL QUOTE!) | |
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| (Not that those "obligations" mean much. The other month a Zimbabwean dissident killed herself because the Home Office refused her asylum.) | |
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| But at least you're getting all uptight about some cricket team going to Zimbabwe. That makes up for it. | |
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| If the measures don't work, we will have to consider further measures, including fundamentally looking at the obligations we have under the Convention on Human Rights. (ACTUAL QUOTE) | |
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| Meanwhile, when I'm not openly inciting Muslims to murder, I'm drawing broo and incapacity benefit. Just as well I'm a British citizen! OSAMA IS KING! | |
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