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"Journalists" who make a story out of Tweeters' opinions by picking a few that support the side the journalists wish to slant the story for clicks. Most often these people have minimal followers and yet their opinion is splashed as the main story on a major news website. i.e...

The media would still be running the Missing White Woman syndrome level of coverage and she's probably already got $20k from 7 and Woman's Day but BigFooty and the rest of the blog world would've already swung and be questioning her legitimacy.

She'd also be being scrutinised in a very similar way except instead of hookers it would be suggested she went out the back to do the dirty with some bloke in the alley and got kidnapped from there and from then on the same story.

Yeah it's not like he's a struggler that has to sleep in motels Yeah, naa. He smartly resides in Florida, so no state tax and far under half for tax unless he has an horrendous accountant. Also add on Sponsorship and media and appearance fees and he's raking in even more. He's also not a...

What the hell is he doing gathering the 7 cameras for an exclusive showing to give the homeless chick $1000 like he's now some kind of philanthropist? Shit just got weirder.

Not really. People lie to try to hold up their public reputations as much as possible every day. Unfortunately it doesn't take long for people to start connecting dots. The most recent one from my memory...

Not sure there is that much to it and he's just trying to save face of what sort of shitfaced state he was really in at the time. Drunk off his face. Come out of a club looking for friends, goes down an alley he doesn't know, gets clocked and thrown in a van. Gets robbed and beaten, and...

I sense there is a very good reason The Age chose not to open a comments section for the story but I am disappointed for the lack of.

Click the link in my post, Petey. The quoted post by raskolnikov has gone wrong. But yes, it appears completely legit. Hurt feelings.

This "news" story. What a ****ing pansy. http://www.theage.com.au/national/public-service/how-cruel-kris-kringle-ruined-my-public-service-career-20141218-127ci8.html

People are outraged by being forced the be outraged these days. Now back to my twitter account ...

Three crashes close together in 2010. May 12 – Afriqiyah Airways Flight 771, an Airbus A330, crashes on landing at Tripoli International Airport, killing 103 on board; the sole survivor is a child from the Netherlands. May 17 – Pamir Airways Flight 112, an Antonov An-24 with 38 passengers and...

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"Finding the wreckage could prove difficult, as oceanographic experts say the world's oceans are full of garbage." Whatever would we do without experts. :eek:

Yep, when/if they do find any debris it won't mean a lot except some proof of it's existence as being crashed instead of some other conspiracy. By now it will have little relevance in narrowing down an actual resting place.

Updated 7 minutes ago The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has confirmed that five orange items considered "the most promising leads" yet in the search for MH370 are in fact fishing equipment.

So they are just going to crap on for an hour or more about what we know hey? Which is virtually nothing. Should make for great television.

I'm not saying anything adds up and I think the authorities know more than they let on but are buying as much time as they can below they come out. But the amount of people who keep being baffled by the plane not being found was my point in posting that link. They don't seem to comprehend the...

Pretty good reality check for those who are freaking out just because nothing has been found yet. http://m.theage.com.au/world/missing-malaysian-airlines-plane-how-can-a-jet-just-disappear-its-not-hard-20140311-hvh7a.html Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk

Not necessarily. As far as I'm aware there is no requirement for proof of ID when booking international flights.

No idea either and obviously it would be impossible to track considering the whole point of it is deception, but having a quick Google the following article appears relevant. "Passports are a very weak link'' in the world's travel security system, Michael Greenberger, a former Clinton...

Not a one way trip to Beijing though, they were both booked to go through the Europe. Would be a strange plot for a terrorist to book connecting flights they never planned on making. Flight information seen by AFP shows that tickets were booked in Maraldi and Kozel's names on March 6, 2014...

Easily could be a coincidence. Could have been asylum seekers, drug trafficking, identity protection, human trafficking. Unless they were actual suspects on a watch list who could be identified it's more likely a terrorist will use their own passport than those other means above considering...

I am not surprised at all. Their lawyers would be all over them saying nothing is better than too soon saying something that is wrong and they are later accused of jumping the gun. Technically it is still just missing to the raw information available. The oil slick is a grave sign but that's...

Yep. Though when in a house of four sharing I was always to do the one of doing the bin monitoring of the neighbours bins that night for the one who had the spare room to still shut the lid fully. The other 3 objected to do it themselves and laugh at me for it but the bag had to find a home...

That's my problem, kids generally piss me off so why would I want one of my own 24/7? Fortunately my significant other feels the same way.

Seems even more excessive now considering he was arrested for offensive language initially. Mr Murdoch told reporters on Wednesday afternoon that the initial offence that led police to apprehend Mr Jackson was for offensive language. Mr Jackson was then charged with assaulting police and...

Black. A bold black pen, not a shitty Bic one.