MRAA (ie MRAV) bashing

John wrote:

Sort of like watching a tennis match isn't it Johno ;-)


G-S

 

I don't pick on people... so I normally pass my turn onto someone else

*good samaritan type look*


G-S

 

No flashing, no beeping. your mother told you a fib.

Theo

 

I already 'got it', but it seems fairly obvious (by your selective
snipping) that you do not... *sigh*

It isn't sensible to change laws and rights before a demonstrated strong
threat to Australia as a whole exists (not a possible threat to a small
number of people).

G-S

 

JL wrote:

<SNIPPED lots of stuff that is relevant and probably true>

You know John... all of that is probably good grounds for a large
expansion of our Uranium mines and the US (and NATO countries) nuclear
power programs.

If we were a more significant energy (Uranium) producer then we'd be in
the position that Kuwait were, and they'd actually have a reason to help
us... [1]


G-S

[1] Waits for people to run screaming from the Nuclear power plants
idea... (even though they are greenhouse friendlier

 

Heheh, it scares me we thinks so much alike - this is a concept I've
been propounding for some time - I'm strongly pro nuke, the problem is
the current govt (and prob Labour as well) are quite in thrall to the
coal industry.

If we got serious about rolling out nukes and serious about mining
Uranium, then we'd (as you point out) have strategic value worth the US
protecting us for, and secondly we'd have the capacity to build our own
nuclear weapons (and then China would be a lot more hesitant).

Of course that would be proactive and looking after the country as a
whole rather than vested interests like Murdoch, Packer, Rio Tinto etc,
a bit too much of that vision thing

JL

 

just taking the piss mate - it really isnt that hard to snip the
posting a little. Hence my leaving the whole msg there -

Johno


Beer mate?

sold ya bike yet?

 

Boo hoo hoo!

Hammo

 

Know any Doug?

Would you like me to ask one of our employees, Nader? His wife wears the
veil and was punched in a shopping centre two weeks ago.

I hold Johnny Howard personally responsible for that.

Theo

 

I've been following your discussion with Smee and I feel the need to say,
Pot, Kettle, Hambone at this point.

Theo

 

My young mind was a bit confused when the light went out, but then some-one
explained about the earth's shadow. Apparently it's really big and dark
behind the earth. A bit like night-time.

Theo

 

I like the idea of more nuclear power plants. Coal is killing too many
people and destroying our atmosphere.

Theo

 

Were we three triplets separated at birth?

Theo
Fuggin scary.

 

In aus.motorcycles on Mon, 14 Nov 2005 09:25:29 +0800

Lakemba's 2 suburbs up, plenty of local muslims around too. They feel
OK here, but the checkout chick I was chatting to yesterday was badly
hassled on the train back from Uni the other day. She felt unsafe
outside the local area.

Zebee

 

Errm given relative ages I'd suggest a slightly different relationship
to be more likely

JL
(unless I was snap frozen for 50 years

 

Oh shiiiit, what was your mother's maiden name?


Theo

 

http://tinyurl.com/8nkpt

Moderate Muslims welcome arrests

THE CLOUD of suspicion that hung over all Muslims and Arabs in Australia
would be lifted by the arrests yesterday in Sydney and Melbourne, a
leading Muslim group said.

Australian Arabic Council secretary Martin Hosking described the arrests
as a "step forward, in the sense that matters which have been bubbling
along in the media are now firmly in the hands of the courts".

"We, like all Australians, welcome these arrests if they can improve our
security and we support the actions of the authorities in this regard,"
Mr Hosking said.

"In some quarters there has been a cloud of suspicion hung over all Arab
Australians and Muslims (and) to the extent the arrests will help to
dissipate this cloud, they are to be particularly welcomed."

Couldn't've been John Howard. He was in Townsville two weeks ago.

 

Ignorance is no defence.

--
Conehead
"Every day I think about dying.
About disease, starvation, violence,
terrorism, war, and the end of the world.
It helps keep my mind off things."
McGough

 

You know Martin then?

Theo

 

No. Does that mean he doesn't exist?