We need no fucking kangaroo!

Speaking by phone from the airport, Senator Xenophon, an independent, described his detention as ''bizarre''.
''They have told me I am a security risk,'' he said.
In an separate interview with Sky News, he said: ''I was eventually told apologetically by immigration officials that I am on a watch list, that there are orders from above in terms of security concerns and I have to be deported on the next flight out of here.''
Only hours before Senator Xenophon's arrest, Mr Anwar lashed out at Foreign Minister Bob Carr in an interview with Fairfax Media, revealing he asked in the letter for Australia to speak about Malaysia's rigged political system...

(Political rigged system! Hmmmm... that sounds more like Australia some years ago when they turned away the Aborigines from being representatives at the Parliament. So, who's actually talking now? The fucking kangaroos?)


Of course Anwar Ibrahim rides well on his buddy's detention. He even lashed out at the Aussia PM Gillard government over its failure to speak out about widespread election fraud in Malaysia.

Mr Anwar told Fairfax Media it is hypocritical of Australia to speak out about democracy in other countries such as Afghanistan but not support Malaysia in what he described as its dirtiest ever campaign.
After a meeting and receiving the letter from Mr Anwar, Senator Carr told the ABC that Malaysia's elections are a matter for the Malaysian people.
''It's very hard for Australia to do anything about how they're run, as hard as it would be for Malaysia or another government to have a say in how Australian elections are run… we're not the election authority for Malaysia,'' Senator Carr said.

Carr was absolutely taking the right stand there. Why should Australia meddle in our political system when they themselves don't allow outside intervention to theirs?

Anwar, who was part of the alleged 'rigged political system'  now needs more than just a walking stick from his friends outside the country. Recently, he got former Indonesian president BJ Habibie's support. But BJ was not stopped or detained at the airport upon arrival as he followed all immigration procedures.

Carr has made it clear that it's not Aussie's right to step into Malaysia's political turf. So, why are Xenophon and few others got so nosy about it when more delicate political matters are brewing in their country?

We don't need these fucking kangaroos here. Better go home and screw each other in discreet. If you don't allow us to say a word about your political system, is there a reason for us to allow you say something about ours?