"What Ever it Takes"
We are all aware that the Labor/Green coalition, by gleefully and arrogantly swapping their preferences, indicates both parties support and advocate, the decrimnalisation of recreational drug use including ICE.
What we didn't realise until today is Mr Iemma supports the immigration to this country of people who are less than desirable as Ausralian citizens.
"From what I have known of Mr Ndaw, I am of the opinion that if he were permitted to remain in Australia, the nation would benefit from his integrity, selflessness and industriousness."
Now read The Daily Telegaphs Luke McIlveen's story and then clickon the URL to read the supporting documentation.
If this does not sink Iemma Labor Green coalition,then this State really does deserve the damnation we will all enter into should this mob prevail on Saturday.
IEMMA - CAN YOU RISK HIM?
By Luke McIlveen
Wednesday, March 21, 2007 at 11:34am
Premier Morris Iemma and his faceless party machine men want you to believe that Peter Debnam cant be trusted - but as far as we know at least the Opposition Leader hasnt given character references to men with known links to terrorists.
That is exactly what Iemma did not once but twice - in 1999 and 2000 - when he wrote glowing tributes to a Senagalese man living in Sydney by the name of Mamadouh Ndaw.
Check the letters out by clicking here.
It later emerged that Ndaw was the best mate of Willie Brigitte, jailed in France last week over his plan to blow up strategic targets in Australia and elsewhere.
Ndaw, it turns out, was also the brother in law of Kahled Sharrouf, one of the men arrested on terrorism charges in Sydney in 2005. He was eventually deported back to Senegal for overstaying his visa.
He sounds like the sort of fellow a politician with a shred of judgment might stay away from - but not the Premier.
Heres what he wrote about Ndaw in a letter sent to then Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock on May 31, 2000:
"I have known Mr Ndaw for over two years in my capacity as his local Member of Parliament. Mr Ndaw is a sincere and gentle man who places the needs of others before himself."
"From what I have known of Mr Ndaw, I am of the opinion that if he were permitted to remain in Australia, the nation would benefit from his integrity, selflessness and industriousness."
The Coalition raised the references in Parliament but was promptly accused by Labor of running a smear campaign.
Labor wants you to believe Debnams alleged failure to run a gym and prawn hatchery says far more about his character than Iemmas willingness to lobby on behalf of Willie Brigittes old pal.
Exactly who is the bigger risk here?









The major parties have set in place legislation to the electoral act that ensures they can dictate
The Ministerial Millstone who is ejected from minstry to ministry in reverse - so what hold has he over the party?
What has this appology for a politician done for you - he has awesome power bestowed on him by the Labor government that a person of his challenged interlect should never have. Vote for this joke will see
a well entrenched nest featherer continue to control the cheque book
