Melbourne

[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2467534]Francis bacon said, "he that hath wife and children hath given hostages to fortune; for they are impediments to great enterprises, either of virtue or mischief." The Chinese follow a very different set of rules compared to the violation that Aussies experience in family court. Aussies father children to serve as hostages for the ex-wife, labor for corporations, and a tax base for the government. The fortunate man is the one who lives for himself and not the reproductive prerogative of women and the state.[/QUOTE]Salaam Aussies,

This started in the US. The State formed an alliance with women to keep men fixed to the corporate train tracks they are supposed to run along. This system was quickly pushed to the rest of the world, including Australia. Marriage had formerly provided some benefits to a man, but those rights were stripped away.

I think it's important not to hate women: they are just like mirrors of their environment. In our society they have been brainwashed into becoming jailors of men. But in the right environment they can be angels not demons.

[QUOTE=PaulAllen479;2475200]Hey guys,

Newbie to this forum. Seems to be a godsend. Getting very frustrated with this scam we're going through (if you'll let me be honest), and after some relief. I used to visit the local places along Nepean Hwy, but they're all closed.

I'm in the Bayside area. Anything you can put me in touch with? Feel free to DM me.[/QUOTE]Newbie here as well. PaulAllen479 What is your go-to along Nepean Hwy? Will be visiting soon when things clear up down there.

[QUOTE=Polyamorist;2480391]Salaam Aussies,

This started in the US. The State formed an alliance with women to keep men fixed to the corporate train tracks they are supposed to run along. This system was quickly pushed to the rest of the world, including Australia. Marriage had formerly provided some benefits to a man, but those rights were stripped away.

I think it's important not to hate women: they are just like mirrors of their environment. In our society they have been brainwashed into becoming jailors of men. But in the right environment they can be angels not demons.[/QUOTE]Unfortunately, the environment that you have in mind only exists in some cult communes in the West. At least in Oz, men have the option of limiting their dealings with women to paid roots and illicit rub-and-tugs. Brothels and rub-and-tug joints provide safe and positive environments for Aussie men to interact with women.

Two illegal houses shut down one in Ormond and one in Clayton.

A number of WL arrested as well as 14 punters.

May pay to think twice before taking the risk in the current climate.

Pedro.

[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2480631]Unfortunately, the environment that you have in mind only exists in some cult communes in the West. At least in Oz, men have the option of limiting their dealings with women to paid roots and illicit rub-and-tugs. Brothels and rub-and-tug joints provide safe and positive environments for Aussie men to interact with women.[/QUOTE]Paid roots in legal brothels and BJs in illicit rub and tug joints keep the social fabric together and the economy running nicely.

[QUOTE=PedrosNeeds;2481497]Two illegal houses shut down one in Ormond and one in Clayton.
A number of WL arrested as well as 14 punters. May pay to think twice before taking the risk in the current climate.
Pedro.[/QUOTE]Yeah, I heard the same news on Sunday morning ABC radio. They were quite open with their news reporting and said the 14 punters most waiting in their cars copped a 650 $ fine. It's not the fine that hurts but the criminal record you carry for violating compliance orders.

Lotus.

So on top of the scams, the self disgust and indignity of being fleeced by a foul breath, saggy old Chinese nanna, there is also the chance of the outcome GL rightly spells out below! Gents-Park it, ride it out, save them hard earned $$$ and let's enjoy ourselves with some decent tight bodied 20 something year olds when this is all over-and you won't have a Police record either!! WIN WIN.

Stay safe gents.

[QUOTE=GenuineLotus;2481773]Yeah, I heard the same news on Sunday morning ABC radio. They were quite open with their news reporting and said the 14 punters most waiting in their cars copped a 650 $ fine. It's not the fine that hurts but the criminal record you carry for violating compliance orders.

Lotus.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=GenuineLotus;2481773]Yeah, I heard the same news on Sunday morning ABC radio. They were quite open with their news reporting and said the 14 punters most waiting in their cars copped a 650 $ fine. It's not the fine that hurts but the criminal record you carry for violating compliance orders.

Lotus.[/QUOTE]Well they can always talk it through with the wife. She will understand about the criminal record.

[QUOTE=Martinxp;2482116]Well they can always talk it through with the wife. She will understand about the criminal record.[/QUOTE]I wonder how much of these will be forgotten until it comes time to eventually go on the family trip to Disneyland USA and that tricky visa questions. "Do you have a criminal conviction?

[QUOTE=BrizLad;2482142]I wonder how much of these will be forgotten until it comes time to eventually go on the family trip to Disneyland USA and that tricky visa questions. "Do you have a criminal conviction?[/QUOTE]It is not such a big deal. USA Immigration almost expects all Aussies to have one.

[QUOTE=BrizLad;2482142]I wonder how much of these will be forgotten until it comes time to eventually go on the family trip to Disneyland USA and that tricky visa questions. "Do you have a criminal conviction?[/QUOTE]For anyone coming into Australia, Immigration is only interested in jail terms over a certain length. Not sure how it works in other countries.

[QUOTE=AussieGaigin;2482741]For anyone coming into Australia, Immigration is only interested in jail terms over a certain length. Not sure how it works in other countries.[/QUOTE]There are many people getting involved in the justice system than would otherwise be.

The Qld cops are enjoying having everyone needing to pass through a check point.

[QUOTE=BrizLad;2483196]

The Qld cops are enjoying having everyone needing to pass through a check point.[/QUOTE]Reminds me of the Joh days, and the cheap hookers out of Fortitude Valley's gambling dens.

Senior members if they need to satisfy their itch I have been contacted on Wechat and Instagram from a couple of AMP providers both in Inner North of City, just outside my 5 km radius, seems like they both operate back door policy re. Book, and the they open backdoor, as both are on quite busy roads otherwise, bit tricky for me, and some are open till 11 pm, which I can't see is possible with lockdown around? One Thai and one PRC from what I can gather no mention of money and services, but both said the girls like to have fun, treat that as a yes I presume.

Happy to give details to Senior members who contribute positively to the forum by PM.

[QUOTE=DingoD;2481781]So on top of the scams, the self disgust and indignity of being fleeced by a foul breath, saggy old Chinese nanna, there is also the chance of the outcome GL rightly spells out below! Gents-Park it, ride it out, save them hard earned $$$ and let's enjoy ourselves with some decent tight bodied 20 something year olds when this is all over-and you won't have a Police record either!! WIN WIN.

Stay safe gents.[/QUOTE]Mate given the way this city and state is being run ATM, I doubt many international students will ever come back here.

HS.