We can’t fix the world’s problems
Crikey readers talk Jeremy Clarkson and whether Australia should intervene to help the Nigerian schoolgirls.
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May 7, 2014
Can we help the Nigerian schoolgirls?
Jim Hanna writes: Re. “When ‘women are slaves’, and Australia just ignores it” (yesterday). Cathy Alexander’s report makes for awful reading.
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John Richardson, nobody is expecting Tony Abbott (of all people!) to solve the world’s ills, and frankly, your list makes your criticism look ridiculous. The government should at least make a statement about Boko Haram’s crimes and to urge the Nigerian Government to action. At the very minimum.
Jeremy Clarkson is a brain-dead buffoon of the highest order. There’s nothing positive to be said for him.