Dona Ferentes
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Could be right, although couldn't see the shock wave at night and yes, more fire.I actually looked at the Chinese explosion this morning and compared, Beirut is MUCH bigger and if you look, there are far less flame..so personally doubt it is fertiliser;
but explosion will differ based on compression: did it happen in a closed or open space etc
I think a bit too big to be the israelis
I actually looked at the Chinese explosion this morning and compared, Beirut is MUCH bigger and if you look, there are far less flame..so personally doubt it is fertiliser;
but explosion will differ based on compression: did it happen in a closed or open space etc
I think a bit too big to be the israelis
Could be right, although couldn't see the shock wave at night and yes, more fire.
Agree on Israel not directly involved but I'd have a punt on the Saudi's.
They've spent a trillion dollars on weapons development with Israel.
Didn’t intend to suggest that and I agree.The Israelis don't target innocent civilians who aren't threatening their nation.
This is internal and domestic; I suspect.
A person has been shot in Brisbane by police, after an officer was stabbed in the face, with a knife.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08...ter-officer-stabbed-in-face-brisbane/12527830
From the article:
Police have shot a man during a confrontation at a house in Mount Gravatt, on Brisbane's south side.
An officer was stabbed in the face, prompting his female colleague to open fire, hitting the suspect multiple times.
Like we have mentioned in another thread, it is o.k to talk about the victim of police brutality, but the police cop brutality and it's their job to face it.
It was only yesterday a police woman had her head bounced off the pavement, by a muppet.
It wont be long before there wont be anyone interested, in being a police person IMO.
Yes, I grew up in pretty rough mining towns and had my fair share of disagreements with the local cops, copped a thick ear for driving my scramble bike over the local golf club greens when it wasn't me, but the way it is now I feel sorry for them.Right now we have three in the close family, used to be more but two quit
Yes, I grew up in pretty rough mining towns and had my fair share of disagreements with the local cops, copped a thick ear for driving my scramble bike over the local golf club greens when it wasn't me, but the way it is now I feel sorry for them.
The level of drugs and violence has escalated off the scale, the politically correct brigade expect them to treat violent, drug induced, psychotic lunatics, with respect and talk nicely to them, maybe they should try it.
Maybe that's the answer, take some of these demonstration organisers along as first level responders, so they can show how it should be done.
There is no way I would be suggesting any of my kids or grandkids became a cop, if they want that route join the armed forces, at least there is a possibility they wont face action.
Quick quick let's prevent rat pets and ban all imports and trade from the USA guy in the USA in his twenties has died from Plague!
Unbelievable!
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.abc.net.au/article/12529704Quick quick let's prevent rat pets and ban all imports and trade from the US
The death rate is 100% for that strain and we have no treatment or vaccine
LOL..more worrying , new avian flu in Victoria if i read the news well?
Thanks God they are already in house arrest there.the lockdown has some use.
Haven't I already seen that headline some months ago?Kim Jong-un ‘in coma, sister Kim Yo-jong taking charge’
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/na...m/news-story/dd20aea6e12fb0f91eee0a064d5a56fa
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