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Right at the beginning of the virus outbreak there was a warning of risk to Australia by the virus coming thu Indonesia.

To date there are no reported  cases of Coronavirus in Indonesia, yeah right! Sounds like the Indonesian health minister is all over it!

Over the weekend, Indonesia announced it would temporarily ban visitors from mainland China who had been there for 14 days.

But health minister Terawan Agus Putranto told citizens to relax, advising that they could avoid the disease by not working overtime.

“To prevent it is very easy as long as your immunity is good,” he said. “Don’t fret. Just enjoy and eat enough.”

There are no confirmed cases of coronavirus in Indonesia, although direct flights from Wuhan brought tourists to Bali in recent days.


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Bloody hell...

Coronavirus scare prompts call to pause bat meat consumption from Indonesian market


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-05/coronavirus-scare-prompts-call-to-pause-b...

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Tastes like chicken?  Huh

Speaking of Indonesia ...Joko Widodo is about to present us all with a massive gift ...

A Free Trade agreement.

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Fact check. They aren't bats , they're ...um.. Jurassic Park.
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Captain Nemo wrote on Feb 5th, 2020 at 10:14am:
Tastes like chicken?  Huh

Speaking of Indonesia ...Joko Widodo is about to present us all with a massive gift ...

A Free Trade agreement.

https://elevenmyanmar.com/sites/news-eleven.com/files/styles/news_detail_image/p...



Oh, goodie, so now we can 'compete' with Indonesians on $183 USD a month or $45.75 USD a week .... won't that be lovely?

What are they going to trade us?  I mean, their Globalist Rich will exploit workers there and then send us heaps of cheap goods... how many of those Globalist Rich are going to buy Australian made products in return?  It's a bit like buying submarines from Eurostania for $50Bn - what exactly is Eurostania going to purchase from us that equates to $50Bn?  Free trade, innit?

Are the French, for example, going to give Australia a contract for $50Bn to make cheese or wine  for them or build their ships????  Not as long as their arses point to the ground...
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chimera wrote on Feb 5th, 2020 at 10:17am:
Fact check. They aren't bats , they're ...um.. Jurassic Park.


Greater Flying Fox/Giant Fruit Bat
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The large flying fox can be found in countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar and Cambodia. In Malaysia alone, 22,000 bats are legally hunted every year, and an unknown number are also illegally killed. In a prepared statement, Epstein said that this level of hunting "is unsustainable for the number of bats in the country and will decimate this ecologically important species."


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In Australia Fruit Bats carry Lyssa Virus & Hendra Virus...

http://conditions.health.qld.gov.au/HealthCondition/condition/14/217/10/australi...

http://conditions.health.qld.gov.au/HealthCondition/condition/14/217/363/hendra-...

These are also found in other species of bat as well.

Yet Asians keep eating them wholesale.

Mind ... they eat everything that moves & 3/4 of what doesn't.
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Like I said , giant foxes. Allied with Komodo Dragons.  Spitting venom , rotten human flesh and bacterial weapons.  Ruled by King Kong and Kim Jong.  Prepare for death.
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Like I said , giant foxes. Allied with Komodo Dragons.  Spitting venom , rotten human flesh and bacterial weapons.  Ruled by King Kong and Kim Jong.  Prepare for death.


Take another choof.  Roll Eyes
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WE DON'T WANT THEM HERE.
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Like I said , giant foxes. Allied with Komodo Dragons.  Spitting venom , rotten human flesh and bacterial weapons. 



allies? Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
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Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 5th, 2020 at 12:34pm:
Captain Nemo wrote on Feb 5th, 2020 at 10:14am:
Tastes like chicken?  Huh

Speaking of Indonesia ...Joko Widodo is about to present us all with a massive gift ...

A Free Trade agreement.

https://elevenmyanmar.com/sites/news-eleven.com/files/styles/news_detail_image/p...



Oh, goodie, so now we can 'compete' with Indonesians on $183 USD a month or $45.75 USD a week .... won't that be lovely?

What are they going to trade us?  I mean, their Globalist Rich will exploit workers there and then send us heaps of cheap goods... how many of those Globalist Rich are going to buy Australian made products in return?  It's a bit like buying submarines from Eurostania for $50Bn - what exactly is Eurostania going to purchase from us that equates to $50Bn?  Free trade, innit?

Are the French, for example, going to give Australia a contract for $50Bn to make cheese or wine  for them or build their ships????  Not as long as their arses point to the ground...


Sometimes your ignorance is absolutely breathtaking. Some quick facts regarding current trade with Indonesia.

- Largest economy in SE Asia
- 16th largest in the world
- Our 13th largest export market
- $16.8 billion in exports, $1 billion in imports. Trade balance favours us considerably.

https://dfat.gov.au/geo/indonesia/Pages/indonesia-country-brief.aspx

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Reply #11 - Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am
 
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..
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Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade
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crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade


That's where we get biofuel from. It's basically fermented Orangutans.
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crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade



You serious?  All that cleared land has no input to any trade at all?  Then why do they do it?  National land security indicates that such clearance is designed to further the economic benefits for the nation - ergo - it is directly linked to trade.

Do they clear it all by fire - slash and burn - to create habitats for orang utans?
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freediver wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:31am:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade


That's where we get biofuel from. It's basically fermented Orangutans.


Orangutan wine... best in the world..

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Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 1:27pm:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade



You serious?  All that cleared land has no input to any trade at all?  Then why do they do it?  National land security indicates that such clearance is designed to further the economic benefits for the nation - ergo - it is directly linked to trade.

Do they clear it all by fire - slash and burn - to create habitats for orang utans?


No. The bulk of GDP is in domestic consumption. Land clearing for palm oil production. We don't export that stuff so fukk all to do with our trade.
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Palmolive body wash - use daily to get rid of smoky koala body odour. Enjoy the fresh tropical breeze of roast orangutan and get some ginger into you.
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chimera wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 2:34pm:
Palmolive body wash - use daily to get rid of smoky koala body odour. Enjoy the fresh tropical breeze of roast orangutan and get some ginger into you.


Obviously more money in palm oil than primates.
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The Primate Archbishop of Goa also holds the titles of Primate of the East and Patriarch of the East Indies. The Catholic Church is the largest landowner in India and a conservative estimate of its holdings is $1.5 bn. plus (2009). Much of its land and wealth was appropriated from Hindu temples during colonial times.
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crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 2:01pm:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 1:27pm:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade



You serious?  All that cleared land has no input to any trade at all?  Then why do they do it?  National land security indicates that such clearance is designed to further the economic benefits for the nation - ergo - it is directly linked to trade.

Do they clear it all by fire - slash and burn - to create habitats for orang utans?


No. The bulk of GDP is in domestic consumption. Land clearing for palm oil production. We don't export that stuff so fukk all to do with our trade.


But it is linked to trade - just not ours?
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The Primate Archbishop of Goa also holds the titles of Primate of the East and Patriarch of the East Indies. The Catholic Church is the largest landowner in India and a conservative estimate of its holdings is $1.5 bn. plus (2009). Much of its land and wealth was appropriated from Hindu temples during colonial times.



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crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 9:37am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 5th, 2020 at 12:34pm:
Captain Nemo wrote on Feb 5th, 2020 at 10:14am:
Tastes like chicken?  Huh

Speaking of Indonesia ...Joko Widodo is about to present us all with a massive gift ...

A Free Trade agreement.

https://elevenmyanmar.com/sites/news-eleven.com/files/styles/news_detail_image/p...



Oh, goodie, so now we can 'compete' with Indonesians on $183 USD a month or $45.75 USD a week .... won't that be lovely?

What are they going to trade us?  I mean, their Globalist Rich will exploit workers there and then send us heaps of cheap goods... how many of those Globalist Rich are going to buy Australian made products in return?  It's a bit like buying submarines from Eurostania for $50Bn - what exactly is Eurostania going to purchase from us that equates to $50Bn?  Free trade, innit?

Are the French, for example, going to give Australia a contract for $50Bn to make cheese or wine  for them or build their ships????  Not as long as their arses point to the ground...


Sometimes your ignorance is absolutely breathtaking. Some quick facts regarding current trade with Indonesia.

- Largest economy in SE Asia
- 16th largest in the world
- Our 13th largest export market
- $16.8 billion in exports, $1 billion in imports. Trade balance favours us considerably.

https://dfat.gov.au/geo/indonesia/Pages/indonesia-country-brief.aspx

Gift horses and mouths indeed.


What happens when they become self sufficient?

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Indonesia’s long-standing goal to reach self-sufficiency remains a top priority. Under President Joko Widodo, the country’s National Development Plan aims to boost the country’s farming capability, production and value added activities, while lessening commodity imports. Indonesia is heavily reliant on imports of grains (wheat), live cattle, meat, raw sugar, soya beans and others.
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crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade


Of course it has ..  future trade.. that's why they're knocking down more & more rain forest in Borneo.

The drive for self sustainability is the Indos top priority.

What then?
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Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 5:41pm:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 2:01pm:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 1:27pm:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade



You serious?  All that cleared land has no input to any trade at all?  Then why do they do it?  National land security indicates that such clearance is designed to further the economic benefits for the nation - ergo - it is directly linked to trade.

Do they clear it all by fire - slash and burn - to create habitats for orang utans?


No. The bulk of GDP is in domestic consumption. Land clearing for palm oil production. We don't export that stuff so fukk all to do with our trade.


But it is linked to trade - just not ours?


The FTA is between us and Indonesia, not Indonesia and the rest.
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Gnads wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 7:00pm:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade


Of course it has ..  future trade.. that's why they're knocking down more & more rain forest in Borneo.

The drive for self sustainability is the Indos top priority.

What then?


We will move on to something else. Such is the march of technology. The game is stay one step ahead. In the meantime, make hay while the sun shines.
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Gnads wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 7:00pm:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade


Of course it has ..  future trade.. that's why they're knocking down more & more rain forest in Borneo.

The drive for self sustainability is the Indos top priority.

What then?


They only think that. Eventually they will learn about opportunity cost and the power of comparative advantage. At that point they will see that self sufficiency and absolute advantage is a backward step.
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crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 8:04pm:
Gnads wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 7:00pm:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade


Of course it has ..  future trade.. that's why they're knocking down more & more rain forest in Borneo.

The drive for self sustainability is the Indos top priority.

What then?


They only think that. Eventually they will learn about opportunity cost and the power of comparative advantage. At that point they will see that self sufficiency and absolute advantage is a backward step.


Oh? ... & it does wonders for employment in this country as well doesn't it.
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Gnads wrote on Feb 11th, 2020 at 9:32am:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 8:04pm:
Gnads wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 7:00pm:
crocodile wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:29am:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Feb 10th, 2020 at 10:06am:
....burns off more bush in a year than Australia does in ten years of bushfires..

Nothing to do with trade


Of course it has ..  future trade.. that's why they're knocking down more & more rain forest in Borneo.

The drive for self sustainability is the Indos top priority.

What then?


They only think that. Eventually they will learn about opportunity cost and the power of comparative advantage. At that point they will see that self sufficiency and absolute advantage is a backward step.


Oh? ... & it does wonders for employment in this country as well doesn't it.


No, it only trades declining living standards for jobs. Why do you think people engage in trade rather than do everything themselves. Gnads can grow his own veggies, own and milk a cow, make his own clothes yadda yadda yadda and see if he's better off than working and buying the goods.

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No, it only trades declining living standards for jobs. Why do you think people engage in trade rather than do everything themselves. Gnads can grow his own veggies, own and milk a cow, make his own clothes yadda yadda yadda and see if he's better off than working and buying the goods.



Yeee-usssh - but this is not the full and perfect picture... there is a point at which declining living standards and real income, especially in this fairyland 'global economy' create a situation wherein there are no living standards and no jobs... all fall down....

That time is coming fast.. it's that light at the end of that tunnel ... called a train..
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Australia shares much in common with Indonesia...both are regressive democracies, both are destroying their environments.
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Pedro Curevo wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 3:20am:
Australia shares much in common with Indonesia...both are regressive democracies, both are destroying their environments.


Grin We actually share nothing in common with Indonesia.

Our Govt is secular ... theirs is not .. it's influenced heavily by Islam.

Our govt doesn't have any other foreign country of another racial group under it's colonial control
as Indonesia has been doing for 55 years with West Papua.

We don't have criminal capital punishment or religious capital punishment administered by religious police.

We don't eat cats, dogs, fruit bats or should I say everything that moves.

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Gnads wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 8:42am:
Pedro Curevo wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 3:20am:
Australia shares much in common with Indonesia...both are regressive democracies, both are destroying their environments.


Grin We actually share nothing in common with Indonesia.

Our Govt is secular ... theirs is not .. it's influenced heavily by Islam.

Our govt doesn't have any other foreign country of another racial group under it's colonial control
as Indonesia has been doing for 55 years with West Papua.

We don't have criminal capital punishment or religious capital punishment administered by religious police.

We don't eat cats, dogs, fruit bats or should I say everything that moves.

etc etc.



Aussies love going there to eat though.

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Reply #36 - Feb 14th, 2020 at 2:33pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 1:34pm:
Gnads wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 8:42am:
Pedro Curevo wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 3:20am:
Australia shares much in common with Indonesia...both are regressive democracies, both are destroying their environments.


Grin We actually share nothing in common with Indonesia.

Our Govt is secular ... theirs is not .. it's influenced heavily by Islam.

Our govt doesn't have any other foreign country of another racial group under it's colonial control
as Indonesia has been doing for 55 years with West Papua.

We don't have criminal capital punishment or religious capital punishment administered by religious police.

We don't eat cats, dogs, fruit bats or should I say everything that moves.

etc etc.



Aussies love going there to eat though.



Part correct, but mainly Aussie’s love going there to drink! Wink

So my adventure about 3 years ago now, where I reluctantly was forced to go to Indonesia because my son’s partner wanted to get married over there  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

We were advised not to eat street food anywhere claiming to be chicken satay! Where we stayed in a resort the food was amazing, that’s a given.
We go out for drives to see places, and every time we returned, to a gated security, the guards would have these detectors and mirrors going the whole vehicle, before entering the grounds of our resort.
Bomb scare problems?

Often went for long walks, going to street markets where I love taking photos of the real people of Indonesia.
We had this little lovely friendly dog follow us. My friends said not to pat him in case he has a disease!
He looked fine to me, I gave him a snack I had in my bag.
I often think of that cutie and hope he lived.
He was a survivor, looking for tourists near the resorts as he waited in parks.
If we crossed the road, we looked to see what he would do, he hesitated, looked both ways, then crossed over to keep us company.

Yeah I’m a dog loving kind of person. Things like that make my day.

Anyway, their Bin Tang is not too bad and reasonably priced.
I loved our long hot walks in the streets with markets and little supermarket shops.

Went to the Monkey forest, they are very cheeky and hilarious!
Until one young one, on my way out, grabbed my long cardi I was wearing, and swung on it, everyone’s faces at the entry point went “whoa” my daughter had her hand over her mouth and went “Oh no! Mum!”  and then it bit my leg.
I dropped my mobile phone saying ouch loudly and running off!! You should’ve seen the Chinese tourists look of horror on their faces as they were coming in!
Lucky for me I had on long slacks and was bruised only and the skin wasn’t broken.
Always eventful my adventures!  Grin Roll Eyes

The roads are narrow, the traffic thick, our van driver twice with the side window had it bent when someone walked into it as we were driving along!!
I virtually cried out in shock (because I was in front passenger seat) but everyone else laughs.  Shocked

Then it happened again with a motorcyclists carrying a big load.
Not sure I would get used to this!

I’m thinking, I just want to get back home to Australia in one piece!!

Well I went, I saw, and not so fussed about going again.

My son and his wife and her family go back every year for their anniversary and always ask us to go but we don’t want to,
All they do is sit near the pool and beach areas and drink,
Just not my thing.
I hope they don’t consider going this year given the circumstances of not knowing if the c-virus is a concern there or not.
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Reply #37 - Feb 14th, 2020 at 2:54pm
 
Sophia wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 2:33pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 1:34pm:
Gnads wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 8:42am:
Pedro Curevo wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 3:20am:
Australia shares much in common with Indonesia...both are regressive democracies, both are destroying their environments.


Grin We actually share nothing in common with Indonesia.

Our Govt is secular ... theirs is not .. it's influenced heavily by Islam.

Our govt doesn't have any other foreign country of another racial group under it's colonial control
as Indonesia has been doing for 55 years with West Papua.

We don't have criminal capital punishment or religious capital punishment administered by religious police.

We don't eat cats, dogs, fruit bats or should I say everything that moves.

etc etc.



Aussies love going there to eat though.



Part correct, but mainly Aussie’s love going there to drink! Wink

So my adventure about 3 years ago now, where I reluctantly was forced to go to Indonesia because my son’s partner wanted to get married over there  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

We were advised not to eat street food anywhere claiming to be chicken satay! Where we stayed in a resort the food was amazing, that’s a given.
We go out for drives to see places, and every time we returned, to a gated security, the guards would have these detectors and mirrors going the whole vehicle, before entering the grounds of our resort.
Bomb scare problems?

Often went for long walks, going to street markets where I love taking photos of the real people of Indonesia.
We had this little lovely friendly dog follow us. My friends said not to pat him in case he has a disease!
He looked fine to me, I gave him a snack I had in my bag.
I often think of that cutie and hope he lived.
He was a survivor, looking for tourists near the resorts as he waited in parks.
If we crossed the road, we looked to see what he would do, he hesitated, looked both ways, then crossed over to keep us company.

Yeah I’m a dog loving kind of person. Things like that make my day.

Anyway, their Bin Tang is not too bad and reasonably priced.
I loved our long hot walks in the streets with markets and little supermarket shops.

Went to the Monkey forest, they are very cheeky and hilarious!
Until one young one, on my way out, grabbed my long cardi I was wearing, and swung on it, everyone’s faces at the entry point went “whoa” my daughter had her hand over her mouth and went “Oh no! Mum!”  and then it bit my leg.
I dropped my mobile phone saying ouch loudly and running off!! You should’ve seen the Chinese tourists look of horror on their faces as they were coming in!
Lucky for me I had on long slacks and was bruised only and the skin wasn’t broken.
Always eventful my adventures!  Grin Roll Eyes

The roads are narrow, the traffic thick, our van driver twice with the side window had it bent when someone walked into it as we were driving along!!
I virtually cried out in shock (because I was in front passenger seat) but everyone else laughs.  Shocked

Then it happened again with a motorcyclists carrying a big load.
Not sure I would get used to this!

I’m thinking, I just want to get back home to Australia in one piece!!

Well I went, I saw, and not so fussed about going again.

My son and his wife and her family go back every year for their anniversary and always ask us to go but we don’t want to,
All they do is sit near the pool and beach areas and drink,
Just not my thing.
I hope they don’t consider going this year given the circumstances of not knowing if the c-virus is a concern there or not.


Where was that in Indonesia Lols? 

Sound like Bali (Kuta) which we have visited a couple of times although dont think I want to go there again.

I remember one of those bloody monkeys trying to reach into my pocket, I took a swipe at it and horrified the onlookers.

Used to have happy hour down on the beach each day being fed those cheap beers.


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Sound like Bali (Kuta) which we have visited a couple of times although dont think I want to go there again.

I remember one of those bloody monkeys trying to reach into my pocket, I took a swipe at it and horrified the onlookers.

Used to have happy hour down on the beach each day being fed those cheap beers.


It was Nusa Dua.

I think once was enough for me, I don't have to go back again to see what it's about.
Prefer to see other parts of the globe that I not seen yet.
BTW.....Redneck, what have you decided about the cruise?
My fave man, Chris Martensen says how Singapore has excellent medical care and hospitals etc.
I been there, and it's an amazing place, very clean, all shopping underground including the train system.
Almost like Canberra, very sterile with tall buildings only, very business like, as you drive down the main.

I couldn't find McDonalds, unless I did the walking thing looking at maps on my iPhone, to which I looked like an idiot crossing streets and walking along looking at the phone all the time....just like the young ones do  Grin

We then did a cruise from Singapore to South East Asia, and I loved it.
Of course, a lot of them places reminded me of Bali.

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Reply #39 - Feb 14th, 2020 at 4:35pm
 
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Where was that in Indonesia Lols? 

Sound like Bali (Kuta) which we have visited a couple of times although dont think I want to go there again.

I remember one of those bloody monkeys trying to reach into my pocket, I took a swipe at it and horrified the onlookers.

Used to have happy hour down on the beach each day being fed those cheap beers.


It was Nusa Dua.

I think once was enough for me, I don't have to go back again to see what it's about.
Prefer to see other parts of the globe that I not seen yet.
BTW.....Redneck, what have you decided about the cruise?
My fave man, Chris Martensen says how Singapore has excellent medical care and hospitals etc.
I been there, and it's an amazing place, very clean, all shopping underground including the train system.
Almost like Canberra, very sterile with tall buildings only, very business like, as you drive down the main.

I couldn't find McDonalds, unless I did the walking thing looking at maps on my iPhone, to which I looked like an idiot crossing streets and walking along looking at the phone all the time....just like the young ones do  Grin

We then did a cruise from Singapore to South East Asia, and I loved it.
Of course, a lot of them places reminded me of Bali.



I have cancelled the cruise !

Got some money back but not all !

Sh1t happens!

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The only reason to go to Bali is for the surf but no way I'd go until this blows over.
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The only reason to go to Bali is for the surf but no way I'd go until this blows over.
The waters filthy there now mate, full of bacteria and garbage. Not just Kuta, everywhere.
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greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 1:34pm:
Gnads wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 8:42am:
Pedro Curevo wrote on Feb 14th, 2020 at 3:20am:
Australia shares much in common with Indonesia...both are regressive democracies, both are destroying their environments.


Grin We actually share nothing in common with Indonesia.

Our Govt is secular ... theirs is not .. it's influenced heavily by Islam.

Our govt doesn't have any other foreign country of another racial group under it's colonial control
as Indonesia has been doing for 55 years with West Papua.

We don't have criminal capital punishment or religious capital punishment administered by religious police.

We don't eat cats, dogs, fruit bats or should I say everything that moves.

etc etc.



Aussies love going there to eat though.



Aussies who go there are cheap charlies who probably don't know what they are eating.

They should also go to Spec Savers if they think the place is beautiful.
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Now Indonesia is praying the virus away.

Jakarta: Indonesian Health Minister Terawan Agus Putranto has said Indonesians should keep praying to God to ensure the country remains free of Covid-19 and defended his country's handling of the outbreak against international criticism.

"We also say prayers together that no coronavirus enters. We hope our country is protected [by God]. And I am sure the prayers of all Indonesians will be blessed by the almighty God.

We continue to pray that God gives protection to our country."

https://www.smh.com.au/world/asia/indonesian-minister-blames-budget-efficiency-f...
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And still, not a single case of batsoupflu in Indonesia. Yeah right.
I told you weeks ago folks, this is the back door which will spread it here.

Jakarta: US diplomats have expressed concerns to top Indonesian government officials about their country's handling of the coronavirus outbreak, warning of the "critical" need to be seeking out and more frequently testing for the virus.

A diplomatic source with knowledge of the meetings also revealed that ambassadors from several western nations - including the United States' recently-departed Joseph Donovan - have raised their concerns with Indonesian Health Minister Terawan Agus Putranto and senior officials

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The more Islamic, the dumber they are. They have huge issues if the health minister is relying on God to keep them safe.
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Indonesia

A problem a couple of NUKEs could fix immediately.
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Fantastic idea Valkie, Indonesia is our closest neighbour so we will get all the fallout and die horribly from radiation poisoning. Another fantastic idea brought to us by Valkie.
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Reply #48 - Feb 27th, 2020 at 6:04pm
 
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Fantastic idea Valkie, Indonesia is our closest neighbour so we will get all the fallout and die horribly from radiation poisoning. Another fantastic idea brought to us by Valkie.


You have no idea moron.

The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

Qld might have a bit of a problem, but that's not our problem.

At least the problem of Indonesia.

Care factor......zero
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Valkie wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 6:04pm:
rhino wrote on Feb 26th, 2020 at 7:56pm:
Fantastic idea Valkie, Indonesia is our closest neighbour so we will get all the fallout and die horribly from radiation poisoning. Another fantastic idea brought to us by Valkie.


You have no idea moron.

The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

lol, and you are calling me a moron. I think you will now qualify for the nickname "fallout boy"
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Reply #50 - Feb 27th, 2020 at 7:08pm
 
Valkie wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 6:04pm:
The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

Qld might have a bit of a problem, but that's not our problem.



Care factor......zero

Could just work if we nuke Qld aimed at mosques.  Care factor goes through the roof.
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rhino wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 7:05pm:
Valkie wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 6:04pm:
rhino wrote on Feb 26th, 2020 at 7:56pm:
Fantastic idea Valkie, Indonesia is our closest neighbour so we will get all the fallout and die horribly from radiation poisoning. Another fantastic idea brought to us by Valkie.


You have no idea moron.

The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

lol, and you are calling me a moron. I think you will now qualify for the nickname "fallout boy"


You seem to forget dumb arse
They tested atomic bombs in Australia.
Probably the fallout has affected your genes.
That's why you are as you are.

Sad little troll.
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After the tests , "In September, 2001,  the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency revealed it had kept ash samples from bones collected from hospitals in Adelaide, Sydney, Perth, Brisbane and Melbourne.

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Valkie wrote on Feb 28th, 2020 at 3:54am:
rhino wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 7:05pm:
Valkie wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 6:04pm:
rhino wrote on Feb 26th, 2020 at 7:56pm:
Fantastic idea Valkie, Indonesia is our closest neighbour so we will get all the fallout and die horribly from radiation poisoning. Another fantastic idea brought to us by Valkie.


You have no idea moron.

The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

lol, and you are calling me a moron. I think you will now qualify for the nickname "fallout boy"


You seem to forget dumb arse
They tested atomic bombs in Australia.
Probably the fallout has affected your genes.
That's why you are as you are.

Sad little troll.
you dont know the difference between atomic bombs in the 50s and advanced nuclear warheads in 2020 and you call me stupid. Fallout boy.
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rhino wrote on Feb 28th, 2020 at 8:31am:
Valkie wrote on Feb 28th, 2020 at 3:54am:
rhino wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 7:05pm:
Valkie wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 6:04pm:
rhino wrote on Feb 26th, 2020 at 7:56pm:
Fantastic idea Valkie, Indonesia is our closest neighbour so we will get all the fallout and die horribly from radiation poisoning. Another fantastic idea brought to us by Valkie.


You have no idea moron.

The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

lol, and you are calling me a moron. I think you will now qualify for the nickname "fallout boy"


You seem to forget dumb arse
They tested atomic bombs in Australia.
Probably the fallout has affected your genes.
That's why you are as you are.

Sad little troll.
you dont know the difference between atomic bombs in the 50s and advanced nuclear warheads in 2020 and you call me stupid. Fallout boy.


You are a biological miracle
You have so few synapses that they ask the question of you.
How do you, how does any creature survive with so few synapses functioning?

And you reply duhhhhhhhhhh
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weather report
Darwin 32 degrees , showers. Radiation is now 160 MSV rising to 1800 tomorrow. A low pressure with northwest winds is bringing radiation to the inland and east coast. Expected deaths about 30 to around 80 , with 23,000 new cancer cases.  This should ease over the weekend.
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Valkie wrote on Feb 28th, 2020 at 6:05pm:
rhino wrote on Feb 28th, 2020 at 8:31am:
Valkie wrote on Feb 28th, 2020 at 3:54am:
rhino wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 7:05pm:
Valkie wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 6:04pm:
rhino wrote on Feb 26th, 2020 at 7:56pm:
Fantastic idea Valkie, Indonesia is our closest neighbour so we will get all the fallout and die horribly from radiation poisoning. Another fantastic idea brought to us by Valkie.


You have no idea moron.

The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

lol, and you are calling me a moron. I think you will now qualify for the nickname "fallout boy"


You seem to forget dumb arse
They tested atomic bombs in Australia.
Probably the fallout has affected your genes.
That's why you are as you are.

Sad little troll.
you dont know the difference between atomic bombs in the 50s and advanced nuclear warheads in 2020 and you call me stupid. Fallout boy.


  duhhhhhhhhhh
Smartest thing you said all day fallout boy.
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The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

Qld might have a bit of a problem, but that's not our problem.



Qld and West Papua are fighting for independence from Indonesia. PNG nukes are part of Canberra's Zero Factor.
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Valkie wrote on Feb 27th, 2020 at 6:04pm:
The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

Qld might have a bit of a problem, but that's not our problem.



Qld and West Papua are fighting for independence from Indonesia. PNG nukes are part of Canberra's Zero Factor.


Gawd you type some shyte. Roll Eyes
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I'm with Valkie on this. Qld is collateral damage to nuking DEATH CULT.
If we don't nuke muzzo , he will CARE FACTOR Canberra ZERO .
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I'm NOT a druggie. It's ' Fallout boy' , thank you. And goodbye Djakarta and Queensland.
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I'm NOT a druggie. It's ' Fallout boy' , thank you. And goodbye Djakarta and Queensland.


What happens to the Top End of the NT  & WA ... they're closer dopey.
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Valkie says "The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

Qld might have a bit of a problem, but that's not our problem."

Obviously NT and WA were gone in the first strike . Qld MIGHT have  a problem from DEATH CULT cleansing by radiation. Valkie is a GENIUS and DEAL MAKER , equal to ROCKET MAN and the CHOSEN ONE.
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Reply #65 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 12:21pm
 
chimera wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 11:06am:
Valkie says "The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.

Qld might have a bit of a problem, but that's not our problem."

Obviously NT and WA were gone in the first strike . Qld MIGHT have  a problem from DEATH CULT cleansing by radiation. Valkie is a GENIUS and DEAL MAKER , equal to ROCKET MAN and the CHOSEN ONE.


Like in WW2 when the Govt mooted to protect stn states & surrender northern Australia aka the "Brisbane Line" ?

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A treasure trove of documents detailin­g how Australia was to be subjected to a scorched-earth polic­y if Japan had invaded 75 years ago has been uncovered in an amazing chance discovery.

Heritage consultant Sue Rosen, researching dusty Forestry Commission files held in the NSW State Records centre in western Sydney, stumbled across the files in 2012. After two years of digging for further files, she has published them in a book, Scorched Earth, to be released next Wednesday.

The files shed light on the contro­versial Brisbane Line — a reputed strategy of the wartime Menzies government to abandon most of Australia to the invaders and concentrate on defending the nation’s southeast, where most people lived and most industrial capacity was centred.


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“We know that Sydney, ­Melbourne, Brisbane and ­Canberra were to be defended at all costs: too bad if you lived in Darwin, Perth, Adelaide or ­Hobart, still worse if you lived in Alice Springs or Townsville,” Mr Grose writes in a foreword to Dr Rosen’s forthcoming book.


And you wonder why you self centred mega trendy woke tools south of the border are held with such disregard?  Wink

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/defence/brisbane-line-no-myth-chance-fin...

Link could be pay walled ... from The Australian.
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Reply #66 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 1:27pm
 
chimera wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 11:06am:
Valkie says "The fallout woukd go elsewhere, we would be ok in Sydney.


ah, Valkie the forum genius. Hes almost as smart as you. Ask him about his 6 foot staff he carries with him everywhere and the duels he has with street hoodlums using it.
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Reply #67 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 1:28pm
 
Why is a sensible defensive plan as the Brisbane Line considered a bad one?  It would abandon largely unsettled land for time to allow the Australian forces to be better organised to mount a counter-offensive.   The Japanese would capture largely empty land and not much else.  The plan would centre the defense on the most important part of Australia the SE Corner, where the majority of the population resided and where the majority of our industry was centred.

However it was only a plan.  The Japanese had no plans to invade Australia.  They lacked the forces and the transport to sustain such an invasion.   Better a plan than no plan.   Roll Eyes
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Reply #68 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 4:46pm
 
General Valkie plans to send Australian nukes to mosques in Indonesia and accept the Australian radiation and fallout in north Australia.  Valkie may or may not be a Japanese Russian mole. Possibly Chinese but they own Darwin.
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Reply #69 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 6:10pm
 
chimera wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 4:46pm:
General Valkie plans to send Australian nukes to mosques in Indonesia and accept the Australian radiation and fallout in north Australia.  Valkie may or may not be a Japanese Russian mole. Possibly Chinese but they own Darwin.


Ahh rhinos troll speaketh

I have noted very similar patterns in both wording and syntax
Methinks you are nothing but a sock

Probably both of you are socks of "ONE WHO LOVES TO SEE HIS OWN IN THIS FORUM"

Regardless
What you two, or is it 1, trolls think
Its not really of any interest or sensible thought

Care factor ..........zero
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Reply #70 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 6:17pm
 
Valkie. Valkie.  You are the voice of the true prophet of doom. We believe in you and the ghosts of Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson are in your ears.  You came to this land by dugout canoe and have arisen today to carry the torches into the lair of the bunyips. Carry on , we obey.
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Reply #71 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 6:33pm
 
Valkie wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 6:10pm:
chimera wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 4:46pm:
General Valkie plans to send Australian nukes to mosques in Indonesia and accept the Australian radiation and fallout in north Australia.  Valkie may or may not be a Japanese Russian mole. Possibly Chinese but they own Darwin.


Ahh rhinos troll speaketh

I have noted very similar patterns in both wording and syntax
Methinks you are nothing but a sock

Probably both of you are socks of "ONE WHO LOVES TO SEE HIS OWN IN THIS FORUM"

Regardless
What you two, or is it 1, trolls think
Its not really of any interest or sensible thought

Care factor ..........zero
you arent very good at detective work fallout boy, I would give it away if I was you. Similarities in wording and syntax, lol.
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Reply #72 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 7:23pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 1:28pm:
Why is a sensible defensive plan as the Brisbane Line considered a bad one?  It would abandon largely unsettled land for time to allow the Australian forces to be better organised to mount a counter-offensive.   The Japanese would capture largely empty land and not much else.  The plan would centre the defense on the most important part of Australia the SE Corner, where the majority of the population resided and where the majority of our industry was centred.

However it was only a plan.  The Japanese had no plans to invade Australia.  They lacked the forces and the transport to sustain such an invasion.   Better a plan than no plan.   Roll Eyes


What a load absolute tripe ... that country was already well settled albiet sparsely.

Darwin, Alice Springs, Cairns, Innisfail, Ingham, Townsville, Ayr, Homehill, Bowen, Mackay, Rockhampton, Bundaberg, Maryborough, Gympie, Nambour ... were all large established regional centres.

You've just proven what an absolute prat you really are.

So surrendering 3/4 of the country to hide in the south east would  make it easier to defend?

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Reply #73 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 7:25pm
 
chimera wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 6:17pm:
Valkie. Valkie.  You are the voice of the true prophet of doom. We believe in you and the ghosts of Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson are in your ears.  You came to this land by dugout canoe and have arisen today to carry the torches into the lair of the bunyips. Carry on , we obey.


Can you type any better examples of tripe?
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Reply #74 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 7:48pm
 
Bomb Indonesia and lose Qld.  but not NSW.
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Reply #75 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 10:52pm
 
Gnads wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 7:23pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 1:28pm:
Why is a sensible defensive plan as the Brisbane Line considered a bad one?  It would abandon largely unsettled land for time to allow the Australian forces to be better organised to mount a counter-offensive.   The Japanese would capture largely empty land and not much else.  The plan would centre the defense on the most important part of Australia the SE Corner, where the majority of the population resided and where the majority of our industry was centred.

However it was only a plan.  The Japanese had no plans to invade Australia.  They lacked the forces and the transport to sustain such an invasion.   Better a plan than no plan.   Roll Eyes


What a load absolute tripe ... that country was already well settled albiet sparsely.

Darwin, Alice Springs, Cairns, Innisfail, Ingham, Townsville, Ayr, Homehill, Bowen, Mackay, Rockhampton, Bundaberg, Maryborough, Gympie, Nambour ... were all large established regional centres.

You've just proven what an absolute prat you really are.

So surrendering 3/4 of the country to hide in the south east would  make it easier to defend?

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Of course it would make it easier to defend.  You are only attempting to defend 1/3 of the area you would have to defend if you tried to defend the whole continent.   There was basically little settlement and no industry out there.  You've name a few of the major settlements but how many people were there in real life?  A few tens of thousands.  Most of the population was in the SE Corner of the continent, along with most of the industry.

Anyway, it didn't matter 'cause the Japanese never had any plans to invade Australia.   Basically, it was a sensible defensive plan which never was implemented.   There was no real threat, except in the imaginations of deluded fools like you.   The Japanese lacked the forces required to occupy Australia.  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

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"The second midget submarine, M-24, crewed by Sub Lieutenant Katsuhisa Ban and Petty Officer Mamoru Ashibe, successfully entered Sydney harbour.  USS Chicago sighted the midget’s periscope about 500 yards distant. However, Chicago’s guns could not be depressed sufficiently and her gunfire had no discernable effect. Half an hour later, Sub Lieutenant Ban fired two torpedoes at Chicago both of which missed the intended target. One passed under the Dutch submarine K9 striking the sea wall on Garden Island. It exploded on impact beneath the requisitioned Sydney Harbour ferry Kuttabul, which at that time was being used as an RAN depot ship. Kuttabul sank immediately and 21 Allied naval ratings, 19 Australian and two British were killed."
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Reply #77 - Mar 1st, 2020 at 6:48am
 
Brian Ross wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 10:52pm:
Gnads wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 7:23pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Feb 29th, 2020 at 1:28pm:
Why is a sensible defensive plan as the Brisbane Line considered a bad one?  It would abandon largely unsettled land for time to allow the Australian forces to be better organised to mount a counter-offensive.   The Japanese would capture largely empty land and not much else.  The plan would centre the defense on the most important part of Australia the SE Corner, where the majority of the population resided and where the majority of our industry was centred.

However it was only a plan.  The Japanese had no plans to invade Australia.  They lacked the forces and the transport to sustain such an invasion.   Better a plan than no plan.   Roll Eyes


What a load absolute tripe ... that country was already well settled albiet sparsely.

Darwin, Alice Springs, Cairns, Innisfail, Ingham, Townsville, Ayr, Homehill, Bowen, Mackay, Rockhampton, Bundaberg, Maryborough, Gympie, Nambour ... were all large established regional centres.

You've just proven what an absolute prat you really are.

So surrendering 3/4 of the country to hide in the south east would  make it easier to defend?

Grin Grin Grin Grin

Corkhead extraordinaire. 


Of course it would make it easier to defend.  You are only attempting to defend 1/3 of the area you would have to defend if you tried to defend the whole continent.   There was basically little settlement and no industry out there.  You've name a few of the major settlements but how many people were there in real life?  A few tens of thousands.  Most of the population was in the SE Corner of the continent, along with most of the industry.

Anyway, it didn't matter 'cause the Japanese never had any plans to invade Australia.   Basically, it was a sensible defensive plan which never was implemented.   There was no real threat, except in the imaginations of deluded fools like you.   The Japanese lacked the forces required to occupy Australia.  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes



That's how you may see it you knowall.... others do not.

I'd say the whole plan was thought up by nutless bastards like you.

If it's such a delusional non event why was it denied & veiled in secrecy for so long?
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Reply #78 - Mar 1st, 2020 at 8:03am
 
I'd Truely love to see the monkeys from Indonesia attempt to invade Australia.

Firstly
They woukd have to get here.
Our jets with their less than adequate armament could still halve any invading force coming over in leaky boats with captains who don't know up from down.

Then there is our wonderful wildlife up there.
At least the crocks woukd be fed and fat
The snakes woukd also have a great time biting monkeys

Then, for the few that manage to get to the largest settlement up there.
By the time they arrived, most of the inhabitants would have taken off.
The one that remain woukd be either abbos, who woukd immediately sue for land rights and better dole payments
Or, would be AUSTRALIANS who are quite well known for being quite good at fighting.
Unlike the monkeys who prefer to run and strike in sneaky ways.

Now, supposing they did manage to take over Darwin.
Then What?
It's quite a march from Darwin to the next city centre
And by then Aussie all over woukd come to defend their home.
Not all men have yet been pussyfied by the female education system, many of us are still men.

So, the monkeys, having been smashed floating over
Eaten and bitten by lots of nasties
Smashed by locals and financially strapped by abbos
Now have to march thousands of miles through what is essentially, desert.

Back come the jets
Taking out any and all support that the monkeys rely on to feed and water their troops.
It will get pretty dry and they will get pretty hungry.

They could drink water you say
Well, if they decided to attack in the wet season, they woukd still be battling their way through for months
And in the dry season, it's, well ........dry.

So
The attacking force of say 10 million
Would dwindle down to say 5 million before they hit our shores
Maybe 1 million by the time they get past Darwin
Perhaps a 500 thousand by the time they get to townsville.

But they still have quite a ways to go.

Perhaps they could take Australia
But at what cost?
And if you honestly believe that Australia has no weapons of mass destruction, you are sillier than I thought.

Good old Indonesia would cop at least a small one to give them a wake up call.
Do you think pine gap is a holiday resort?

Nah
Let them come
It woukd certainly give the dole bludgers something to do.

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Reply #79 - Mar 1st, 2020 at 6:26pm
 
North Australia would glow green at night after Operation Valkie.  So the Mussie hordes gather on barrier reef islands, Valkie nukes them and the next weather front makes Sydney green.
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Reply #80 - Mar 1st, 2020 at 6:37pm
 
Valkie could fight them off with his trusty staff he carries everywhere. Or at least bullsh1t them to death. 5 foot fat Valkie is our secret weapon.
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"Fat Man" was the codename for the nuclear bomb that was detonated over the Japanese city of Nagasaki by the United States on 9 August 1945. It was the second of the only two nuclear weapons ever used in warfare, the first being Little Boy, or Fallout Boy.
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Reply #82 - Apr 8th, 2020 at 6:53pm
 
Coronavirus is on the verge of exploding in Indonesia and 240,000 could die

https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-08/coronavirus-could-cause-240,000-deaths...
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Reply #83 - Apr 8th, 2020 at 6:58pm
 
Indonesian illegal fisherman and even far-flung African Pirates have been landing on Australian shores to clean their catches.
Sure, many get caught and with no passports, eventually sent back to Indonesia (who always deny's them as Indonesians).
But many still keep getting away with it.

These people will still bring the Virus into Australia if it gets that bad. They won't be compromising their 'business' for any lockdown and social distancing 'crap' as they would consider it. They're used to doing things illegally.

Australian Border Control and Aboriginal Coastal Rangers need to up things against this.

If we made our own Mini-sub fleet. We could always catch them unawares more successfully.

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Reply #84 - Apr 8th, 2020 at 6:59pm
 
Gordon wrote on Apr 8th, 2020 at 6:53pm:
Coronavirus is on the verge of exploding in Indonesia and 240,000 could die

https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-08/coronavirus-could-cause-240,000-deaths...


240,000?

They'll have to do better than that if they want to beat the US.

Trump is on track to kill at least twice that many.

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