Bucky really is slipping

No mention of the foiled attacks on Australia yet?

Was wondering about that when I heard the news this morning

It was all a CIA plot and we deserve everything we get.

Though even the CIA wouldn't be stupid enough to attack places with heavily armed guards. Campbell maybe? I think a public road goes through RMC. Vic Baracks in Melbourne is a WOFTAM.

You'd be better off planting a bomb in Kings Cross on a Saturday night. That'd probably take out a couple of hundred sailors from about five different coalition countries.

Guess we won't be hearing much from Zim about Australians bombing their own country?

Why not?
Were they in pointed white hoodies?

What bombings?

Still gotta apologise about your bad rep mate.

snigger

I wear it as a badge of honour

Kay!

JKLever wrote:Guess we won't be hearing much from Zim about Australians bombing their own country?

[Wolf]It WAS ex-pat Africans[/Wolf]

The police charged one of the men, Nayef El Sayed, 25, with conspiring to plan or prepare for a terrorist attack. Mr. Sayed did not enter a plea or apply for bail when he appeared briefly before the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Tuesday. He refused to stand up when the judge entered the chambers because, his lawyer told the court, his religious beliefs prevented him from standing before anyone but God, according to local reporters who attended the hearing.

I wonder how that'll go.

furriner wrote:

The police charged one of the men, Nayef El Sayed, 25, with conspiring to plan or prepare for a terrorist attack. Mr. Sayed did not enter a plea or apply for bail when he appeared briefly before the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Tuesday. He refused to stand up when the judge entered the chambers because, his lawyer told the court, his religious beliefs prevented him from standing before anyone but God, according to local reporters who attended the hearing.

I wonder how that'll go.

what about benefits office or to get his passport to claim one??

He refused to stand up when the judge entered the chambers because, his lawyer told the court, his religious beliefs prevented him from standing before anyone but God, according to local reporters who attended the hearing.

Well, Flintoff will be available for the trial once the Ashes are done.

Should I start a 'What is going on in Australia' thread?

Will Pakistan ask for its matches to be moved to a neutral Venue ?

Dello wrote:

He refused to stand up when the judge entered the chambers because, his lawyer told the court, his religious beliefs prevented him from standing before anyone but God, according to local reporters who attended the hearing.

Well, Flintoff will be available for the trial once the Ashes are done.

They have requested his presence immediately could you please send him over