The thread shall be
Oz says calls to an end to death penalty,right after 3
Bali bombers executed.
Their calls is very timely!!
There are three Australians drug traffickers waiting
to be executed--in Indonesia!!
WTF hypocracy!!
I have never seen such hypocracy shown by a nation!!
Oz said:It is fine to excute 3 Bali Bomers,but not
3 Australian drug traffickers who smuggled drugs into
Indonesia!!
Justice shall be consistent.Right?
It is also a big joke to the reputation of a nation.
Oz said:It is ok to exeucte them.
Below---BUT NOT AUSTRALIANS drugs traffickers!!
below--3 of the Bali Nine,Australians who trafficked drugs to
Indonesia,
are facing exeuctions.
Convicted Bali Nine drug smugglers Tach Duch Than Nguyen, Si Yi
Chen and Mathew Norman
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I dunt have pleasures to see people executed.
But laws shall apply fairly to every one,disregard to his
citizenships
or the size of the nation--big or small,in land size or the
nation's
influence in global matters!!
http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,24625049-5001021,00.html
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翻译此页 BETA ]9 Nov 2008 ...
WHILE some Australians welcomed news of the executions of the
Bali bombers, among those who didn't were the Bali
Nine heroin traffickers on ..
From correspondents in Denpasar | November 09,
2008
WHILE some Australians welcomed news of the
executions of the Bali bombers, among those who didn't were the
Bali Nine heroin traffickers on death row in an Indonesian
prison.
Three of the original Bali Nine – Andrew Chan, 24, Myuran
Sukumaran, 27 and Scott Rush, 22 – are facing the death penalty for
their roles in the ill-fated attempt to smuggle 8kg of heroin from
Bali to Australia in 2005.
The executions early today of Bali bombers Amrozi, Mukhlas and
Imam Samudra provided a stark reminder of the fate now awaiting
Chan, Sukumaran and Rush, one of their regular visitors said
today.
“Their general mood is a bit more sombre,” Pastor Ed Trotter
said.
ali Nine lawyer says Govt inconsistent on death
penalty
ABC Online - 2小时前
The lawyer for one of the Bali Nine members facing
death row says attempts to have his client's life spared will not
be taken seriously unless the Federal ...
Bali Nine 'sombre' as bombers executed The
Australian
There'll be no mercy for traffickers The Canberra Times
Silence opens us to charges of hypocrisy Sydney Morning
Herald
Conflicting statements from the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, in
recent weeks have further muddied Canberra's stance.
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