'Mercy flights to rescue Australians stranded in Lebanon'
The warnings to get out were difficult to hear on the TV because of the noisy bombs. No-one knocked on the door with hand cuffs to take stranded victims to the planes with pre-paid seats.

The opera house has a screen along the waterside to stop boat-users being locked in as the tide rises. So then ambulances will be ready to help victims on the beaches who get washed off the sand by rising waters. Mercy guards are on footpaths to assist anyone wandering into the traffic to escape.
(Russia actually does need that..)

They flew there - the sheila on TV couldn't speak English... let alone Australian... stone the bloody crows, cobber - it's enough to make a saint weep......

Do they go into detention when they arrive here and be vetted before they can get out?  (gasps) We don't want to bring any more of them here with mad ideas..... got enough rat-bags already without letting more in.  Time to halt Muslim immigration.  They love the place so much they can stay there or return there.

After the parties to applaud their vile 7/10 - I have no time for any of them.

Sorry 'bout that...

"Australians 'stranded' in Lebanon"...  ::)

Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Oct 4^th, 2024 at 8:06pm:

They flew there - the sheila on TV couldn't speak English... let alone Australian... stone the bloody crows, cobber - it's enough to make a saint weep...... Do they go into detention when they arrive here and be vetted before they can get out?  (gasps) We don't want to bring any more of them here with mad ideas..... got enough rat-bags already without letting more in.  Time to halt Muslim immigration.  They love the place so much they can stay there or return there. After the parties to applaud their vile 7/10 - I have no time for any of them. Sorry 'bout that...

I hate it when you make it obvious...

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'Still current at:07 October 2024.
We continue to advise Australians not to travel to Lebanon due to the volatile security situation and the risk of the security situation deteriorating further.'

This includes bombs, missiles and bits of buildings making noises. You don't want stuff falling on you. It hurts. If you go to Lebanon you could change your mind. You may wish you weren't there. That is confusing and might spoil your trip.

I have no problem with various Lebanese Australians going to Beirut and surrounding cities to help with the reconstruction efforts that they have to conduct, in order to prevent the massive casualties accumulating from post-war illness.