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PAULINE Hanson says she will run on similar policies to those that won her a federal election a decade ago when she vies for a Queensland Senate seat at the upcoming election. Ms Hanson said "nothing's changed" with her policies.

"We need to have a look at our immigration levels and I'd like to have a look at putting a moratorium on any more Muslims coming into Australia," Ms Hanson said yesterday. "I think that we need to look at getting out of the 1951 convention of refugees, and not being forced into taking refugees in this country who are incompatible with our lifestyle," she told ABC Radio.

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The 53-year-old won the seat of Oxley as an Independent at the 1996 election after being expelled from the Liberal Party because of her views on immigration [how 'tolerant']. She went on to launch One Nation, which grabbed a swag of seats at the Queensland state election.


[but don't people have a right to move to Australia if they want to?]

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,22250746-953,00.html

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PAULINE Hanson says she will run on similar policies to those that won her a federal election a decade ago when she vies for a Queensland Senate seat at the upcoming election. Ms Hanson said "nothing's changed" with her policies.

"We need to have a look at our immigration levels and I'd like to have a look at putting a moratorium on any more Muslims coming into Australia," Ms Hanson said yesterday. "I think that we need to look at getting out of the 1951 convention of refugees, and not being forced into taking refugees in this country who are incompatible with our lifestyle," she told ABC Radio.

The 53-year-old won the seat of Oxley as an Independent at the 1996 election after being expelled from the Liberal Party because of her views on immigration [how 'tolerant']. She went on to launch One Nation, which grabbed a swag of seats at the Queensland state election.

[but don't people have a right to move to Australia if they want to?]

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,22250746-953,00.html

Editorial: Ditch government planners

Centralized government planning is almost always a disaster, says Cato Institute Senior Fellow Randal O’Toole, who warns of the dangers of letting government bureaucrats take more and more control over Americans’ lives. A generation ago, we laughed at the hilariously predictable failures of the Soviet Union’s five-year plans. Now we’re allowing our own public planners, two-thirds of whom work for state and local governments, to design our communities, manage our land and natural resources, design our transportation and energy grids, run our health care system and oversee much else. Big mistake.

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http://www.examiner.com/a-1029199~Ditch_government_planners.html

Iraqi civilian killings drop sharply in November

BAGHDAD - The number of civilians killed in violence throughout Iraq fell this month to the lowest level in nearly two years, according to government statistics obtained by Reuters on Friday. The data showed 538 civilians were killed in November, down 29 percent from October. The statistics are compiled by the health, interior and defense ministries, and represent the best Iraqi count of the bloodshed.

http://www.reuters.com/article/middleeastCrisis/idUSL30676226

Iraqi civilian killings drop sharply in November

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BAGHDAD - The number of civilians killed in violence throughout Iraq fell this month to the lowest level in nearly two years, according to government statistics obtained by Reuters on Friday. The data showed 538 civilians were killed in November, down 29 percent from October. The statistics are compiled by the health, interior and defense ministries, and represent the best Iraqi count of the bloodshed.

http://www.reuters.com/article/middleeastCrisis/idUSL30676226

BAGHDAD - The number of civilians killed in violence throughout Iraq fell this month to the lowest level in nearly two years, according to government statistics obtained by Reuters on Friday. The data showed 538 civilians were killed in November, down 29 percent from October. The statistics are compiled by the health, interior and defense ministries, and represent the best Iraqi count of the bloodshed.

http://www.reuters.com/article/middleeastCrisis/idUSL30676226

Garnish Wages to Force People into Insurance Scheme

[love the license plate]