Welcome to al-Qa’eda in Papua New Guinea. Our very own terrorist network right on our doorstep, funded by the Aussie taxpayer. Kevin Rudd’s PNG boat people deal is potentially the most reckless foreign policy ever conceived of by an Australian government. As usual, it bears all the hallmarks of the dangerous Rudd modus operandi — hastily conceived for base political reasons with no serious analysis or regard to unintended long-term consequences.
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