Singapore's serial killer arrives in Australia today

He won't be in handcuffs. He won't be escorted by burly policemen. He won't be exposed to the revulsion and contempt of Australians for his heartless cold-blooded killing. He will be transported first class, clothed in the best money can buy, housed in the best motels, treated to the pleasures he desires, and exposed to the sycophantic pandering of those whose minds are similarly formed. He is the Prime Minister of Singapore.

Whichever way you want to look at it, killing ordinary people on the basis on an unjust law is murder - the sort of murder that had Milosovic committed to a cell in the Hague.

The Australian government should honour all present contracts with Singapore, but many supporters of John Howard and his government want nothing further to do with this man and his brutal companions.