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It seems that my blog is working again, thanks to a different computer. I shall soon sontinue entries. James Dunn

 Can anyone help! Suddenly, or so it seems, I cannot delete blogs, without copies appearing on the same page. Nor can I make corrections. It seems that the assistance we believed we had no longer exists. Editing is important, but suddenly it doesnt seem to exist.. Bigblog's help is quite useless as its advice on difficult issues does not seem to exist.

Right now I can neither delete blog entries, nor make corrections. Grateful for anly advice! James Dunn

 Please excuse all the repeated items. They occurred when I tried to edit and then to delete. Ie the original title waqs a new Malaysia-type solution. The more I tried to delete them it seemed the more appeared on my blog. But there is no way, it appears, of getting some advice from Telstra.

My email is jasdunn@bigpond.com JD

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The Gillard Government's determination keep offshore processing of asylum seekers alive is deeply disappointing. The move to legislate a way around the High Court's decision, is virtually a move to discount the human rights implications that apparently absorbed the Courts attention. Any alternative is bound to lead to the incarceration of people innocent of any crime. It would seem to make a mockery of the High Court ruling. It might well be that the Government fears that an escalation of unrest after the Coalition withdraws from Afghanistan will lead to a new flood of boat people.

The Gillard Government's determination keep offshore processing of asylum seekers alive is deeply disappointing. The move to legislate a way around the High Court's decision, is virtually a move to discount the human rights implications that apparently absorbed the Courts attention. Any alternative is bound to lead to the incarceration of people innocent of any crime. It would seem to make a mockery of the High Court ruling. It might well be that the Government fears that an escalation of unrest after the Coalition withdraws from Afghanistan will lead to a new flood of boat people.

The Gillard Government's determination keep offshore processing of asylum seekers alive is deeply disappointing. The move to legislate a way around the High Court's decision, is virtually a move to discount the human rights implications that apparently absorbed the Courts attention. Any alternative is bound to lead to the incarceration of people innocent of any crime. It would seem to make a mockery of the High Court ruling. It might well be that the Government fears that an escalation of unrest after the Coalition withdraws from Afghanistan will lead to a new flood of boat people.