Suspect Responsible for Australian fires is Keling?

[imperialarms]

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<h1>Australian brush fires: Police release suspect photo
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<h2>Victorian police have released a composite photo of a man wanted for questioning over the Australian brush fires that killed at least 181 people and which authorities suspect may have been started by arsonists.
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<p> Last Updated: 8:08PM GMT 12 Feb 2009
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<p>Police gave warning that the death toll from the fires that ravaged Victoria state last weekend could exceed 200 as fire fighters continue to battle 30 blazes across the state.
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<p>The man in the composite photo, who police say is in his early 20s and has a dark complexion, is believed to have information about a suspicious fire at Ivanhoe East, in Melbourne's north-east.
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<p> He was apparently seen in the area wearing black trousers, a polo shirt and yellow sunglasses and carrying a black rucksack.
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<p>Arson investigators are looking into several of the bush fires that destroyed more than 1,000 homes. The fire that wiped out the town of Marysville and claimed up to 100 lives has been classed as suspicious.
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<p>John Brumby, the Victorian premier, said a fire at a pine plantation at Mansfield had also been deliberately lit.
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<p>Police on Thursday released two men who had been taken in for questioning after they were reported acting suspiciously in an area burned out by last weekend's fires.
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<p>"There were no offenses detected," said a statement from Victoria police.
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[loeggusder]

could be abo?

 

[DerekLeung]

Indians caught playing with fire !

 

[butoh6050]

Anyone wearing yellow sunglasses should be arrested by the fashion police asap!

 

[loeggusder]

You're right. Indians taught Chinese about fire. (among other things such as Budddhism and kung fu).But still you guys havent learned right.

You still undercook your food man. A two second dip in boiling water for raw fishballs. You're asking for trouble man.

 

[khunking]

Sidetrack Alert

The Sage Who Could Have Been A Brahmin

Gautama Buddha's portrait at the age of 41, painted by his follower. (The original painting is in the British Museum)

Indian Kungfu

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Chinese Kungfu

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[loeggusder]

is that Chandni Chowk to China? Your girls will be double joyed love with Akshay man

 

[Harry Lee]

Report says Aussie wildfire survivors suing Singapore-owned power firm

MELBOURNE - Australian wildfire survivors have launched a lawsuit against a Singapore-owned electricity firm alleging a downed power line sparked one of the blazes, it was reported Sunday.

Kinglake residents are launching a class action against SP Ausnet and the Victoria state government claiming the power line set off a fire near the town that killed at least 100 people, The Age newspaper said.

The newspaper said police investigating the causes of the fires had removed a length of fallen cable and a power pole as evidence.

The firm reportedly handling the class action, Melbourne-based Slidders Lawyers, on its website urges residents affected by the bushfires to contact it and seek compensation.

SP Ausnet, part of the Singapore Power Group, refused to comment directly on the lawsuit, saying its priority was restoring power to fire-affected areas as quickly as possible.

 

[khunking]

Sidetrack Alert

Deepika disappointed with Chandni Chowk's failure

http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/009200902082080.htm

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Thos disgusting kelings again!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Yet as usual Azzholes like sam did not come in to say anything.

Now if a chinese person did it, wah would be condemned to high heaven.


Reminds me of this

WHat's the difference a piece of shit and a keling?

One's a black, slimy, smelly, disgusting, lying, forked tongue, twisting scumbag and the other's waste material.

 

[loeggusder]

and why do you think the world dismissses Chinks. because they are dissmisssable. Dour and grey. Boring to the point of tears. Superficial and shallow.

they ARE eminently dismissable

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

and why do you think the world dismissses Chinks. because they are dissmisssable. Dour and grey. Boring to the point of tears. Superficial and shallow.

they ARE eminently dismissable

Keling this is about you asshole kelings starting fires in other ppl's countries. Should all be shipped back to shitland.

 

[banova888]

The chink, ImperialArms, who started this thread, must be a reportor for the 147th. Look at how he modified his post. Below is the original post and the link to it.

Australian brush fires: Police release suspect photo
Victorian police have released a composite photo of a man wanted for questioning over the Australian brush fires that killed at least 181 people and which authorities suspect may have been started by arsonists.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...brush-fires-Police-release-suspect-photo.html

Last Updated: 8:08PM GMT 12 Feb 2009

A composite photo supplied by VictoriaPolice of a man they want to talk to in connection with the fires

Police gave warning that the death toll from the fires that ravaged Victoria state last weekend could exceed 200 as fire fighters continue to battle 30 blazes across the state.

The man in the composite photo, who police say is in his early 20s and has a dark complexion, is believed to have information about a suspicious fire at Ivanhoe East, in Melbourne's north-east.

He was apparently seen in the area wearing black trousers, a polo shirt and yellow sunglasses and carrying a black rucksack.

Arson investigators are looking into several of the bush fires that destroyed more than 1,000 homes. The fire that wiped out the town of Marysville and claimed up to 100 lives has been classed as suspicious.

John Brumby, the Victorian premier, said a fire at a pine plantation at Mansfield had also been deliberately lit.

Police on Thursday released two men who had been taken in for questioning after they were reported acting suspiciously in an area burned out by last weekend's fires.

"There were no offenses detected," said a statement from Victoria police.

 

[banova888]

Slant eyed poster, ImperialArms does not know the difference between questioning and arresting. What to do, he is a chink.


Australian bushfires: Police question two men after report of suspicious behaviour
Police have arrested two men in relation to the ferocious "Black Saturday" bushfires that have devastated huge swathes of south-eastern Australia, leaving at least 181 people dead.
By Bonnie Malkin in Melbourne
Last Updated: 12:17PM GMT 12 Feb 2009

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...men-after-report-of-suspicious-behaviour.html

The development came as officers confirmed a serial arsonist was being investigated over the Gippsland blaze in the state of Victoria which killed more than 20 people. Local media reported the police were close to releasing a photofit of the man.

Victorian police said two men were picked up in Taggerty, in the state's northeast, after reports from locals of suspicious behaviour. Officers are questioning the men but no charges have been laid.

Details were scarce and officers would not comment on whether the men were suspected of arson or looting.

A statement from Victorian police said: "Local detectives have responded to a call over suspicious behaviour in between Seymour and Yea in relation to the fires.

"The investigation is in its initial stages. Two people are assisting police with their enquiries."

Simon Overland, Victoria Police Deputy Commissioner, confirmed the men had been arrested but said they had not been seen lighting fires.

He said officers from taskforce Phoenix was closing in on a serial arsonist who may have been lighting fires in the region for years.

"It's too early to say whether it was that person that was responsible for the fire that happened on Saturday, but that's obviously something we will follow through."


Police are also investigating how the blaze that devastated the township of Marysville was started. It is feared 100 residents out of a population of 500 people died in the inferno.

The Country Fire Authority said scores of new fires had been lit across the state in the last 24 hours, but that none were urgently threatening homes.

The death toll from Australia's worst ever bushfire disaster is expected to rise above 200. More than 450,000 hectares of farmland and towns and 900 homes have been destroyed by the fires.

Prime minister Kevin Rudd had warned anyone implicated in the fires was guilty of mass murder and would attract the strongest punishment.

The government is preparing to announce the date of a national day of mourning to honour those killed in the fires. Smaller memorial ceremonies have already taken place in several of the worst-hit towns.

 

[banova888]

Keling this is about you asshole kelings starting fires in other ppl's countries. Should all be shipped back to shitland.

Chink, as usual you opened your big pig mouth too soon.

 

[Angelo]

Chink, as usual you opened your big pig mouth too soon.

hi blacky. as usual u twist and turn with your forked tongue. Why dont u fcuk back to your shit continent?

 

[Angelo]

and why do you think the world dismissses Chinks. because they are dissmisssable. Dour and grey. Boring to the point of tears. Superficial and shallow.

they ARE eminently dismissable

LOL. blackys like you like to set other ppl backyards on fire. Dismissible, Dour and grey. Unwanted and smelly to the point of tears.

Why dont u fcuk back to your shit land?

 

[Warrior-Scholar]

The chink, ImperialArms, who started this thread, must be a reportor for the 147th. Look at how he modified his post. Below is the original post and the link to it.

Australian brush fires: Police release suspect photo
Victorian police have released a composite photo of a man wanted for questioning over the Australian brush fires that killed at least 181 people and which authorities suspect may have been started by arsonists.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...brush-fires-Police-release-suspect-photo.html

Last Updated: 8:08PM GMT 12 Feb 2009

A composite photo supplied by VictoriaPolice of a man they want to talk to in connection with the fires

Police gave warning that the death toll from the fires that ravaged Victoria state last weekend could exceed 200 as fire fighters continue to battle 30 blazes across the state.

The man in the composite photo, who police say is in his early 20s and has a dark complexion, is believed to have information about a suspicious fire at Ivanhoe East, in Melbourne's north-east.

He was apparently seen in the area wearing black trousers, a polo shirt and yellow sunglasses and carrying a black rucksack.

Arson investigators are looking into several of the bush fires that destroyed more than 1,000 homes. The fire that wiped out the town of Marysville and claimed up to 100 lives has been classed as suspicious.

John Brumby, the Victorian premier, said a fire at a pine plantation at Mansfield had also been deliberately lit.

Police on Thursday released two men who had been taken in for questioning after they were reported acting suspiciously in an area burned out by last weekend's fires.

"There were no offenses detected," said a statement from Victoria police.

You are really funny. Do you think they want to TALK to him because he poured water on the fire??