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Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by George W Frost, Oct 31, 2011.

  1. George W Frost

    Diogenes Guest

    Oh??? Well, the Australian War Memorial hasn't looked arde enough
    either, it appears. Here's what they say:

    ------------- quote --------------------
    Australia’s initial military contribution to South Vietnam was modest;
    comprising a team of 30 advisers who worked in various areas of the
    country under the command of Colonel F.P. ‘Ted’ Serong. Known as the
    Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV), they gave Australia a
    presence in South Vietnam and were seen as an embodiment of the
    Australian doctrine of ‘Forward Defence’ - meeting threats at their
    source rather than waiting to fight an enemy on Australian soil.

    Colonel Serong arrived in Saigon, South Vietnam’s capital, on 31 July
    1962. His men followed on 3 August. This small unit was the vanguard
    of Australia’s decade-long involvement in the Vietnam War.
    ------------ unquote -------------

    http://vietnam-war.commemoration.gov.au/vietnam-war/australia-enters-1962.php

    You're full of shit, mate.

    You were not "serving in Vietnam" in March '62.

    You're an imposter.

    You're a pretend veteran.

    A phoney.

    A cockroach.





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    Onya bike

    Gerry
     
    Diogenes, Nov 3, 2011
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  2. You were not there, or at least I do not recall seeing you there at that
    time


    Not really Gerry, just using an alias in this group
    ..


    Never claimed to be a veteran Gerry
    All I said was that I went to Vietnam in 1962 as part of a group to train
    the South Vietnamese in things
    We were part of a group from the RAE who were asked to volunteer and we did
    Probably was a young blokey thing to make a quid and visit somewhere we
    hadn't been before

    As a matter of fact, none of us who came back ever claimed to be "veterans"
    in the sense of being "Returned Servicemen"
    and it was proven to us when we went to the RSL and were rejected for
    membership because we had not serve overseas for any alotted time with any
    recognised force

    ""> Colonel Serong arrived in Saigon, South Vietnam's capital, on 31 July
    As you can see Gerry, that mob arrived after we left

    You Gerry are the phoney
    a phoney Vietnam veteran who threw away any recognition of being there
    even though you probably didn't deserve any of them
    Then you come back 30 years later and claim veteran status.
    under the guise of wanting to stop all wars

    A soldier wanting to stop wars?
    Come now Gerry
    fighting for peace ?
    How do you fight for peace?

    And unlike you Gerry, I do not cut relevant bits out to suit the argument

    end of debate.
     
    George W Frost, Nov 3, 2011
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  3. George W Frost

    Diogenes Guest

    This still does not explain why I can find no record of any RAE team
    going to SVN in March 1962. Even RAE historians I have contacted have
    never heard of this. Surely this is an imprtant part of the RAE's
    Vietnam history? Care to point me at ANY reference ANYWHERE which
    mentions the team you claim to have been with?
    You must admit the Serong thing was cute...

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    Onya bike

    Gerry
     
    Diogenes, Nov 4, 2011
    #23
  4. George W Frost

    Theo Bekkers Guest

    "George W Frost" wrote
    I can't figure out why we just don't make make all drugs legal and
    sold for $10-$20 a hit at your local chemist.
    Some advantages
    They would be cheap.
    There would be no bad batches.
    Quality would be controlled.
    No accidental overdoses.
    No need to knock over old ladies for their purses.
    We could release 30% of the people currently in prison.
    Drug dealers would disappear.

    Theo
     
    Theo Bekkers, Nov 5, 2011
    #24
  5. ......
    Too many "Vested interests" making too much money right now with the
    current situation to change it.

    Where do you think all the crooks would go to make money, there are only
    *so many* jobs available in financial trading and on company boards, you
    know?

    --
    Regards, David.

    David Clayton
    Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
    Knowledge is a measure of how many answers you have, intelligence is a
    measure of how many questions you have.
     
    David Clayton, Nov 5, 2011
    #25
  6. I'd go further, and suggest adding copious dosages of contraceptives to each "hit," thereby preventing the cretins from breeding.

    **** knows we've got more than enough parentless* kids already.

    * without mentally functional parents
     
    Bob Milutinovic, Nov 5, 2011
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  7. George W Frost

    CrazyCam Guest

    On 11/05/11 4:52 PM, Theo Bekkers wrote:

    Sounds sensible to me, especially if we can also buy, over the counter,
    a nice cheap suicide pill.

    It would reduce some of the carnage on the roads, and make life easier
    for train drivers.

    regards,
    CrazyCam
     
    CrazyCam, Nov 5, 2011
    #27
  8. And save money building essentially useless "safety" barriers on just one
    major bridge in Melbourne while another bridge just a couple of kilometres
    away has absolutely nothing.

    --
    Regards, David.

    David Clayton
    Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
    Knowledge is a measure of how many answers you have, intelligence is a
    measure of how many questions you have.
     
    David Clayton, Nov 5, 2011
    #28
  9. You wouldn't have to. A decent hit of heroin is going to give a nice
    cheap painless suicide.

    Fraser
     
    Fraser Johnston, Nov 8, 2011
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  10. George W Frost

    CrazyCam Guest

    Are we sure of that?

    I hate to go to all the bother, then have some good intentioned ambo
    inject me with something to neutralise the heroin.... which, I believe,
    they do do.

    regards,
    CrazyCam
     
    CrazyCam, Nov 8, 2011
    #30
  11. Only if they find you in time. A friend of mine killed himself with a
    heroin overdose 10 years ago. It works.

    Fraser
     
    Fraser Johnston, Nov 8, 2011
    #31
  12. George W Frost

    terryc Guest

    Provided it makes you totally liable for any shit you do, no excuses.
     
    terryc, Nov 8, 2011
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  13. George W Frost

    Noddy Guest

    Why would it be any different than it is with alcohol?
     
    Noddy, Nov 8, 2011
    #33
  14. George W Frost

    Nev.. Guest

    Anyone who survives suicide doesn't really have their heart in it.

    Nev..
     
    Nev.., Nov 8, 2011
    #34
  15. George W Frost

    terryc Guest

    terryc, Nov 8, 2011
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  16. George W Frost

    Noddy Guest

    A good lawyer may be able to use that defence to get you off, but I was
    suggesting that I didn't think legalised drug use would be any different
    to alcohol in that being pissed is not an excuse in my opinion.
     
    Noddy, Nov 8, 2011
    #36
  17. Bob Milutinovic, Nov 17, 2011
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  18. George W Frost

    D Walford Guest

    I always thought sentences for such crimes in Vic were lenient but
    that's unbelievable, the **** should be in goal for a very long time.

    Daryl
     
    D Walford, Nov 17, 2011
    #38
  19. George W Frost

    atec77 Guest

    Mandatory 5 years no remission and 20 blows with the cane
    no ifs butts or excusses

    --









    X-No-Archive: Yes
     
    atec77, Nov 17, 2011
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  20. George W Frost

    TimC Guest

    What's the point of that? Do we kick soccer balls at him until he
    bleeds? What do we do then about the hooligans running around with
    shirts over their heads shouting *GOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL*!?
    Where does the cane go if you can't use the butt?
     
    TimC, Nov 17, 2011
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