But most Aussies will get mightily offended if you suggest Australia has a problem with casual and overt racism.
Lamingtons are a type of cake. They’re a bit meh to be honest: but I will deny saying that if you tell anyone.
But most Aussies will get mightily offended if you suggest Australia has a problem with casual and overt racism.
Lamingtons are a type of cake. They’re a bit meh to be honest: but I will deny saying that if you tell anyone.
As do most countries - but the common thread here seems to be Queensland in the 1980s and 1990s . . . always good to be current when painting with a broad brush.
The pink ones . . . ugh.
Abso-bloody-lutely
Home made lamington ice cream... Heaven!
"But most Aussies will get mightily offended if you suggest Australia has a problem with casual and overt racism"
Never had no trouble with racisms untill the bloody wogs and chinks started arriven and those bloody pickled herring nancy boys, bloody streudal eaters and we never killed no abbos neither accept maybe for a few upity ones that didnt know their place. All bloody rumours spread by the krauts and joos, bastards. We're all ripper blokes in Queensland. Yous are all jealous coz we can drink more piss than all yous gay lezo nancy boys comin here to spoil our grouse aussie culture. Apologies if I dont reply. Me internets up the shit. Probly a bloody mussie suicide bomber.
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A Myanmar court sentenced the country's ousted leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, on Monday to an additional four years in prison on charges related to illegally importing and owning walkie-talkies and for breaking pandemic rules, per AP.
Myanmar court sentences Suu Kyi to 4 more years in prison over walkie-talkies - Axios
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OK you c u n t s we get the point.
A Myanmar junta court has hit ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi with five new corruption charges related to the alleged hiring and purchase of a helicopter, sources close to the case told AFP.
The Nobel laureate, 76, has been detained since the Feb 1 coup last year which triggered mass protests and a bloody crackdown on dissent with more than 1,400 civilians killed, according to a local monitoring group.
Suu Kyi is facing a raft of criminal and corruption charges -- including violating the country's official secrets laws -- and if convicted of all of them could face sentences tallying more than 100 years of prison.
Suu Kyi hit with five new charges
About time the members of this Junta were declared war criminals. It may not change things but it will limit their travel and their ability to do business. At least I would hope it would.
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