RIP Australia 1788-2012

reply to post by FoxfilesMulder

Everything gets banned unless the government have their hands in the cookie jar!

Yeah!!

Like radar detectors!

...oh wait....

Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
reply to post by UniverSoul

 

stop using their money so it becomes worthless and they have no power

Great idea! Use Bitcoin like me! It's really cheap at the moment. Now is the time to buy buy buy!

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that still depends on the current money system and therefore stimulates the economy

What do you expect...

The people where dumb enough to vote for someone who was not born in this country

Julia Gillard

Born 29 September 1961 (age 49) Barry, Wales, UK

Yeah I love it how Democracy works. Democracy FTW.
It's long had been known that democracy is a fail, countries giving too much freedom to people will lead to the destruction of moral values and to the countries own destruction. Its a cycle, good democracy > dictator takeover > revolution > good democracy > dictator takeover ...

Cheers

reply to post by UniverSoul


Yes, and its sad to think a large majority of Australians believe Martin Bryant did it. *sigh*

reply to post by UniverSoul

that still depends on the current money system and therefore stimulates the economy

It doesn't "depend" on other money systems to work. It's just useful to have exchanges which allow you to convert BTC into other currencies. The exchanges didn't even exist when Bitcoin was first created. And if you convert a million US dollars into Bitcoins I can't see how that stimulates the US economy.

reply to post by Freedom_is_Slavery


This Julia Gillard seems like a Sarah Palin, or a Michelle Bachman......If those two knuckleheads ever became President. Jersey Shore would be on the top of the list!. I hope this vision doesn't come true!

Originally posted by AussiePatriot
reply to post by UniverSoul

 

What you said there is spot on, however, it is impossible to make that happen without the people waking up.
I try my best, most of my family believed the carbon tax was a good thing before I showed them the true agenda and why JewLiar is pushing so hard to get this through parliament.

ive been thinking about this imensely in the past few months
i think if people are to wake up and revolt. the first step would be to get rid of tv and news media some how.
if we could do that it would be so much easier
we could also start by boycotting compaines, political parties and other things
if we can find our own media source to really pump out the facts, people will slowly wake up

thats really as far as ive got even with months of thinking
most people are just to ignorant, and it saddens me to see the world heading where it is.

yeah my family supported it because they want to help the enviroment, i tried to explain this is no different from any other tax it just has a lot of spin that you need to work out for yourself to have a real opinion
we need to take direct action, like using green energy and seriously stopping corporations, not just taking a very small percentage of their gross revenue

Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
reply to post by UniverSoul

 

that still depends on the current money system and therefore stimulates the economy

It doesn't "depend" on other money systems to work. It's just useful to have exchanges which allow you to convert BTC into other currencies. The exchanges didn't even exist when Bitcoin was first created. And if you convert a million US dollars into Bitcoins I can't see how that stimulates the US economy.

ok im not really to familair with how it works but i thought it was collapsing or something?

reply to post by Freedom_is_Slavery


Billy Hughes, Joseph Cook, Andrew Fisher and George Reid were all born in the UK as well...

Oh and then there's Chris Watson, he was born in Chile.

So what was your point again?

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by FoxfilesMulder

 

Everything gets banned unless the government have their hands in the cookie jar!

Yeah!!
Like radar detectors!
...oh wait....

They banned radar detectors so the privately owned speed camera companies could book more motorists for doing 5 klm/h over the limit..

I wonder who has shares in those companies.

Originally posted by AussiePatriot
reply to post by UniverSoul

 

Yes, and its sad to think a large majority of Australians believe Martin Bryant did it. *sigh*

the more i keep looking into it the sicker i feel
something is seriously messed up here
i wish we could expose the lies, on this and everything else..its stupid what they are doing to this world
if the main story was true tho, this guy should be our police and army all in one. he could do it all on his own.
hes like chuck norris

reply to post by backinblack


They're not banned in WA.

Which is why I pointed it out to the person saying everything is banned in WA...

reply to post by UniverSoul


I'm saddened that you didn't know about Port Arthur Masscre, but for another read if your interested is the supposed disappearance or 'assassination' of Primeminister Harold Holt while he was swimming in 1967. The most I found after searching through the internet was he was executed by the CIA for refusing to allow new American bases on Australian soil.
The police never made a formal statement about his disappearance and claim he just drowned even though his body was never recovered.

reply to post by AussiePatriot


Err inflated prices are forcing us kiwis to oz...

..might need to rethink that statement.

But yes your right the carbon tax is a very very wrong idea, just like the NBN.

Originally posted by AussiePatriot
reply to post by UniverSoul

 

I'm saddened that you didn't know about Port Arthur Masscre, but for another read if your interested is the supposed disappearance or 'assassination' of Primeminister Harold Holt while he was swimming in 1967. The most I found after searching through the internet was he was executed by the CIA for refusing to allow new American bases on Australian soil.
The police never made a formal statement about his disappearance and claim he just drowned even though his body was never recovered.

edit on 25-9-2011 by AussiePatriot because: (no reason given)

so am i mate, so am i
but i was young and never really thought it could be so messed up in what seemed like a straightforward case.
plus ive never really ever heard people talking about it much
yeah i know a fair bit about holt..you can tell its messed up for sure. funny how many people disagree with america then disapear not long after or get their country invaided.

reply to post by Freedom_is_Slavery


What about Tony Abbott, born 4th November 1957 in London, UK. Neither of them are for this country.

reply to post by UniverSoul

ok im not really to familair with how it works but i thought it was collapsing or something?

Well I don't want to go too far off topic, but I'll answer this question quickly.

That's why I said to buy BTC now, because it's really cheap. Yes, it is going through a rough patch, but it isn't collapsing. The main Bitcoin exchange was hacked not long ago, followed by a popular eWallet service known as MyBitcoin, and shortly after that the main bitcoin forum was hacked, among other things such as the incident with Bruce Wagner. It caused trust in Bitcoin to nosedive and a lot of people got out. It went right back down to $5 per BTC after being at a high of around $30 (we are talking US dollars BTW) and it has been sitting at around $5 for a little while now.

But the fact remains the Bitcoin network and the currency it's self is completely safe and has not been compromised. None of these hacking incidents prove anything about Bitcoin, all they prove is these 3rd party websites needed to pay more attention to security and understand how Bitcoin works before trying to make complex websites for Bitcoin related services. A lot of Bitcoin haters will claim the whole thing is imploding as they predicted all along, but that clearly isn't the case. In a month Bitcoin will still being going strong. And the price will probably start to rise back up shortly.

It's just a little ditch in the road. Wont be long before we get over it imo.

reblatanply to post by FoxfilesMulder

The mining boom built Australia. Plus ill think ull find the whole country has relatively the same nanny laws, ie kronic. Now I'm not against this carbon tax but the way they are implementing it isn't right. And the amount of time they are giving to parliamentto debate it is criminal. Julia will not last long, but that's why they are forcing this tax , she is out regardless so lets sacrifice her. Now, who are the shadow people I'd like to put a bet on the bankers, miners and American counterparts. The Aussie dollar is on parity with the USA, meaning our money is just as good as yours and the current economic climate says Australia is more profitable atm than america, because we have jobs and are spending money.

I didn't like Howard, nor Kevin. But at least they had balls .. pardon the pun.
Julia is a sacrifical lamb, who blatantly stabbed her partner in the back for success, on that alone the Australian people should demand her out because that's not the values we want in a leader.

Problem is tony is a douche , swan is a imbicile and the opposition are all a low breed.

Until someone shines with values, Morales and ideas its better the devil u know.

Pardon the text typing on a tablet sux.

reply to post by AussiePatriot


You can find the 108 page report conducted by the Commonwealth and Victorian police on the disappearance of Holt here:

naa12.naa.gov.au...