A husband and wife, both police officers, have been accused of squandering $819,000 of drug money over three years while part of a police heroin ring
This morning when getting into may car before heading off to the train station I noticed that both my number plates had been stolen. This obviously happened yesterday when I left my car at the station and I hadn’t noticed they had been gone when I got into my car last night. ( I mean who the fuck checks to see if their number plates are still there! I guess I’ll have to start doing this.)
What pisses me off even more is that they ripped the number plate holders off too. Before this I also had two badges swiped from my car ( while parked at said station). GRRRRRRRRRR!!!!
Don’t get me wrong I don’t love my car, I know that the occasional dent and scratch is inevitable, but I can’t stand intentional vandalism. I guess this is what I get for driving a reasonably new holden astra. This stuff never to my previous car, a purple charade (girly hatchback), which I loved and still do.
Well I think I’ll go rob a bank with my car now. I figure well hey no one can get my plate number, and if a witness sees the heist they’ll be describing the car as a dark blue Astra
. Gee there aren’t a bazillion of those around the Holsworthy / Liverpool area.
For your info, train station which has indirectly caused me frustration: Holsworthy.
Grrrr!!!
The University of Dundee has been accused of putting pressure on a whistleblower not to publicise concerns about the Breast Cancer Research charity that is alleged to have spent just £1.5 million of £13 million raised on good causes
The BBC have attacked the spin doctored reports on the story of Jessica Lynch — having her labelled a hero and dramatically rescued is more newsworthy than saying she was an unfortunate kid who screwed up and got taken to hospital. Hollywood must be beside themselves with her amnesia, they can make up anything they like for the big screen.
Air travellers in the United States could soon find a monkey sitting in the seat next to them after a report by the US Department of Transportation said that passengers who rely on their pets for ‘emotional support‘ may be able to bring them on to flights.
Richard Johnson, a gossip columnist, at the New York Post tabloid has run an article with rampant overtones of McCarthyism in an attempt to start a boycott against celebrities who have made their anti-war feelings known
Augustine Chihuri, Zimbabwe’s police commissioner, who is accused of being a driving force behind President Robert Mugabe’s brutal repression of opponents, has been appointed honorary vice-president of Interpol
US states may sue charitable solicitation firms for fraud if they pocket most donations for their own use and mislead potential donors about that fact
New technology can mean an end to old liberties and there’s little we can do to stop the surveillance state. But maybe we can turn the cameras on the watchers
If two upcoming trade pacts get signed by the retarded monkey boy, the US government could paradoxically find itself accused of breaking the very copyright law it nowadays uses to prosecute others
Documents reveal how McCarthy cherry-picked victims he could browbeat into submission
French police have broken up a gang of crooked baggage handlers who used X-ray machines to select items worth looting from travellers at the country’s busiest airport
Despite laws that punish marijuana cultivation more strictly than murder in some states, Americans spend more on illegal drugs than on cigarettes. And despite official disapproval of pornography, the US leads the world in export of explicit sex videos, according to Reefer Madness: Sex, Drugs and Cheap Labour in the American Black Market, by Eric Schlosser
Amnesty International has criticised Australia’s tough deterrent policy against asylum seekers as a regional conference co-sponsored by Canberra begins on Bali
A bitter conflict is unfolding in northern Iraq between two minority communities, with the Americans accused of turning a blind eye to killings and ethnic cleansing
Not one charge has been laid in Sydney since the post-Bali raids on six Indonesian families, but 255 Indonesians have been locked up since and the community feels under siege. Now some have even lost trust in each other
Food from Kuwait finally arrives for the malnourished lions, tigers and other animals at Baghdad’s dilapidated zoo
The Bush administration’s doctrine of pre-emptive first strike represents a radical departure from previous US national security doctrine and national values. Non-aggression had been the guiding beacon in the United States’ relations with the rest of the world
As fighting in Iraq enters the final chapter, the winners of the information war seem certain — online news services were boosted to new heights by those seeking a broader view
Organised gangs of international art traffickers were behind the looting of the most important exhibits at Baghdad’s national museum
Even the animals have gone. Baghdad’s frenzied looting spree has left nothing untouched, and the city zoo is no exception
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