The British or Australians?
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No offense to brits.... but  I think the Australians do....
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Oustanding question! You probably wont see many liberal viewpoints here. In response, YES. People seem to want to settle with their own racial background. There is very little real diversity and this is what most people have problems with. It is these (remember that guy having a go at John Reid) 'Muslim areas' where tension between in the indiginous population and within themselves will develop. Lets just cast our minds back to july 7th 2005.  Apparently those guys were 'british'. Im sure the 52 people on those trains and buses would question that. That is merely a prelude to what could be a regular occurence. And yes it will become like baghdad. with different 'muslims' fighting amongst themselves. Meanwhile all the anglo saxons will be recreating histroy and fleeing to Australia and the USA. This is a bad time and it needs to be addressed aggresively if needs be. \n\nYou want to play on our pitch? \nYou play by our rules.
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I doubt that they do..Im not Aussie ...:D
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What about the uk Ideally suited.They already follow uncle sam blindly,they have influence with australia,canada.new zealand and others. Mind you they are a constitutional monarchy..Would this be a problem?The brits won't give up thier sovereign
241946
Australia or Japan\nto win
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Hooray! I think I have a fellow Aussie on line! Totally agree with you - love the culture, hate the 'lerks and perks' just because they are the 1st Australians. This is a very big question, not easily answered. The Govt. seems to think that Aboriginals need to get 'sorry payments' we were not there when the pommies slaughtered the aborigines. Why should we say 'sorry?' I'm sorry that my Govt makes extra 'sorry payments' when we who were born here suffer lack of basic items.
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Does it make a difference whether the anglophone is a Brit, a Canadian, an Irishman, or an American?   \n\n(I can't imagine how an Aussie's French would sound!)
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You may get some help rom the Aussies
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AUSTRALIA GAVE ASYLUM (PERMANENT STAY) TO THE 47 PAPUANS\nSEPARATORS .. AUSTRALIA IS AN EVIL GOVT. AND A FOE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA .. NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT
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Australia excels at Light infantry operations, particuarly in jungle environments.\n\nThis grew out of our experiences in WW2, and can be displayed by our records in the Indonesian Confrontation and Vietnam.
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Hey Ruth, I think the racial questions are up your butt along with that stick.  Better get it out before people mistake you for an ignorant SOB.  And yes, haven't you heard?  We're not monkeys anymore, we're lions and wallabies these days.
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pakistan or australia
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English Rugby fell into a bleak miasma after the departure of........IT WAS CAUSE YOU BEAT THE AUSSIES.\n\nHrm.\nSorry I don't know what came over me. Sane & Reasoned. I can do this.\n\nClive Woodward's departure heralded a paradigm shift in.......................TEACH YOU FOR BEATING AUSTRALIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nOkay focus.\n\nI apologise. I cannot conjure up anything edifying for this post.\n\nSo I will leave you with the words of a bunch of drunken yobbos in bay 13.\n\n"AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE!!!"
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the Aussies!!!\nOi! Oi! Oi!
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Are you in the UK or Australia or elsewhere?
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I think playing out in Australia is more intimidating than anywhere else in the world, and it takes a truely herculean effort to win matches there, let alone series. All but the greats succumb to the crowd, let alone the talent of the players, and to be fair, they still are the best team in the world bar none. \nEngland are desevedly ranked number two atm, but if they want to get something out of this series they will need all 11 players to play out of their skins for five days in a row. \nI actually think they can do it, despite what most people think.\nWinning the series is definately beyond such a young team. But winning a game is not. I am predicting 3-1. I actually thought this game would be drawn and it would be 2-1, but England couldn't handle the pressure and expectation for the first 2 1/2 days. If they had of played like day three for all five days, they might - might, have had half a chance. Once again their best hope is Sydney, where conditions are most similar to English pitches...\n\nBTW - I have a degree in history, you're right about he acronym, although it is your second choice. POME. ie why Aussies pronounce it POMM-EE. Some prisoners in colonial NSW even had POME printed on the breast of their jackets. However the reason why we use it as a (now friendly banter) joking insult is because the free settlers used to taunt new convict arrivals for being prisoners. Every time I hear the Barmy Army chanting "you all live in a convict colony" etc. I have to laugh as a) all the convicts were English, and b) less than 10% of the people who migrated to Australia between 1788 and 1871 (ie the "convict" period) were actually convicts, and half of those were actually just sent down for wanting Ireland to be independant (hardly a serious crime) so most of us aren't related to convicts but free settlers.... Keep it up though, the songs add great atmosphere....
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great britain...\nvery english accents down under mixed with the native language of the land....quite interesting actually.\nIn south africa it's similar...british rule took over and created apartheid and the Afikaans language that is spoken is a mix of dutch and african dialects.   Just an FYI