List of Sydney's unsafe suburbs
Oct 6th 2010 | 7:29 am
#167
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Re: List of Sydney's unsafe suburbs
What, did you think that people in Victoria finish at year 11 and that no high level??
Oct 6th 2010 | 7:35 am
#168
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http://www.kellogg.com.au/ricebubbles/
Oct 6th 2010 | 8:35 am
#169
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So the AFP has jurisdiction in the US now. This gets better. Just how do you access my cookies? They are on my PC. You would be doing that for personal reasons which is against your terms of employment. Should I log a complaint to the AFP?
Keep coming back for a laugh.
Keep coming back for a laugh.
We can access information and conduct arrest in the United States, in fact, just because it's not a Commonwealth country, we still can under many forums of agreement with the US Government, oh did you not know.
Crimes against Australia or the Commonwealth are past on to the AFP, this is so international investigation(s) can take place.
How do you think we manage to catch and arrest so many people who commit fraud to people in Australia.
You don't need to be a Commonwealth country but i can this, Australia has more power to enter the US than most other countries, thanks to a major agreement undertaken by the Liberal Government 3 years ago.
As for IP's, we use a system which doesn't hack directly in to your "Forum", it users an entry point, and, it tracks the IP along with the cookies on your computer followed by all other information entered on your computer, all information taken than takes around an hour which brings up information such as address etc.
Having someones IP doesn't track there location as many people use the same IP at anyone time, we use the IP as an entry point to track the line of connection and then receive the cookie(s) on your computer. or are you that dumb you don't even know what they are.
Crimes against Australia or the Commonwealth are past on to the AFP, this is so international investigation(s) can take place.
How do you think we manage to catch and arrest so many people who commit fraud to people in Australia.
You don't need to be a Commonwealth country but i can this, Australia has more power to enter the US than most other countries, thanks to a major agreement undertaken by the Liberal Government 3 years ago.
As for IP's, we use a system which doesn't hack directly in to your "Forum", it users an entry point, and, it tracks the IP along with the cookies on your computer followed by all other information entered on your computer, all information taken than takes around an hour which brings up information such as address etc.
Having someones IP doesn't track there location as many people use the same IP at anyone time, we use the IP as an entry point to track the line of connection and then receive the cookie(s) on your computer. or are you that dumb you don't even know what they are.
Oh I dunno, I felt quite unsafe walking through the Cleveland Centre in September - or whatever they've renamed it 
Oct 6th 2010 | 8:55 am
#172
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Re: List of Sydney's unsafe suburbs
Have you not ever heard of the Heads of Government agreements? it's a part called and agreement by the Government in that country on which can allow the Federal Office, Department or Police service to conduct arrest, etc depending on the agreement, however it states: a member of the Australian Federal Police may enter the United States to conduct an arrest of person(s) in communication with person(s) under the intent to commit or intend to commit a crime against the Commonwealth or the nation of Australia, in context of which Australia holds the right to conduct its own form of investigations, arrest including but not limited to using United State services to help with follow-up arrest, person(s) of which are or are not united States person(s)
So, the AFP hold the right to enter the US if someone has done, and/or said some illegal towards the Commonwealth of Australia, it was an agreement met when the AT-Department was contacted to many times for Australia to gain access easier, this was also when Liberal were in power in Victoria, and yet he was best friends with the old US president.
Oct 6th 2010 | 9:01 am
#173
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You seem to be a threat to Australian Law, you seem a threat to the Commonwealth also.
the AFP isn't your local Police who need all these court documents to obtain information, the AFP hold much higher right to protect Australia from people like you.
Oct 6th 2010 | 9:06 am
#174
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Re: List of Sydney's unsafe suburbs
I'm sure your "employer", reading this thread, would be very proud of you indeed 
Oct 6th 2010 | 9:14 am
#175
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I can be sure to let you know that my name, address, DOB, nor any ID of who i'm is listed any where near and/or on this forum.
vic2010 isn't exactly a name now is it?
And yet my computer is operating without saving cookies etc.
Oct 6th 2010 | 9:36 am
#176
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Re: List of Sydney's unsafe suburbs
Oct 6th 2010 | 9:55 am
#177
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Re: List of Sydney's unsafe suburbs
Ask your mum to make you some of these. You could join in. It's a more suitable use of your time than talking to the nasty Sydneysiders on here.
http://www.kellogg.com.au/ricebubbles/
http://www.kellogg.com.au/ricebubbles/
Oct 6th 2010 | 10:01 am
#179
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Re: List of Sydney's unsafe suburbs
But can you point out where I abused Melbourne? I bet you can't. It's a worry someone of your investigative skills supposedly looking after our security!
Oct 6th 2010 | 10:04 am
#180
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Re: List of Sydney's unsafe suburbs
There's nothing funny about that, it's normal for a smart person such as myself.
And i have posted things here being defensive of Melbourne and posted things according to the law and you side with sydneysiders. how disappointing are you and you say your from Melbourne.
