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PUBLIC ALERT. EXTREME CRIME LEVEL.

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AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AFRICA.

10:07 11-Nov-2549/10:07 11-Nov-2006.

THIVING, ASSULTS AND ROBBERIES, MUGGINGS AND KILLINGS.

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KIDNAPPING AND HOLDING PEOPLE FOR RANSOM AND EVENTUAL DEATH. EVEN AFTER THE RELATIONS HAVE PAYED OUT LARGE SUMS OF MONEY TO HAVE THE PERSON KIDNAPPED REALEASED.

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Going to Australia or South Africa to have a holiday or invest and live? Think about it and then don't do it. If you do it will most certainly be the last thing you will ever do.

The governments in these two countries are criminal to it's roots. Be Warned.

The honest individual with belongings has almost no rights left.

The thief, robber and killer along with the criminal government vulture’s lackey’s goons and thugs have all the rights. You the honest person with property money etc, have almost none.

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At all cost keep away from Australia and South Africa. As these two countries have gone down a path of totalitarism. Absolute control and monitoring of their people. Distrust and fear of honest people and their abilities and belongings.

The People in these two countries have lost the will and their right to be fee and in control of their lives and belongings.

It is the start of the end for Australia and South Africa.

Over 80 percent of the people of South Africa think that crime pays and it is the way to go.

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Below is a Japanese government travel warning for Australia.

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Australia's high crime rates prompt travel warning Powered by CDNN - CYBER DIVER News Network by LUTHER MONROE

SYDNEY, Australia (17 Apr 2005) -- Australia's high crime rates have prompted Japan to issue a travel advisory warning tourists to beware of Aussie thieves.

Due to Australia's extremely high rate of theft and muggings, Japan's Foreign Ministry has warned tourists to Australia's Gold Coast region not to leave valuables in locked hotel rooms and "to keep a tight grip on hand and shoulder bags".

Japanese travelers pump $2.7 billion into Australia's economy every year and Tourism Australia, which competes with Hawaii, Thailand, Fiji and other popular Japanese tourist destinations, is struggling to spin Japan's travel advisory as a non-issue.

"Our Japanese travellers are far more interested in the reasons they want to come to the Gold Coast rather than a few little notes here and there on a web site, so I think its impact is negligible if anything at all," said tourism promoter Scott Morrison.

But CDNN Travel Editor Carmen Sanchez said that Japanese travelers are more likely than any other nationality to change their travel plans based on official government travel advisories and warned all dive travelers to Australia to take extra precautions to prevent thefts.

"Unfortunately for the good guys, crime pays in Australia and theft is rampant , far worse than in developing nations of the Asia Pacific region," explained Sanchez. "The high value of scuba diving equipment makes it a prime target for thieves in Australia's resort areas and airport baggage handling areas."

"Another concern for savvy travelers to Australia is overcharging, an issue that surfaced several years ago when CDNN reported on Mike Ball's pricing scam that discriminated against Japanese and American divers with prices 40 percent above standard rates," added Sanchez. "That's another form of theft that seems to be considered 'good sport' by many Australian tourism officials, hotels and dive boat operators."