By: dallone.ranger
26/09/2009
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Your life Ropes has been totally affected by your choice of friends.
Sadly you have chosen poorly, right back since you joined that religious cult.
I would never live in a remote community, I would never lower my standards to that level. Unfortunately I have children who do, and I cannot prevent this, however the time they spend with me I hope will educate them to wanting a better life.
You copped out of life many years ago Ropes, and now you are trying to make the best of it that you can. You made a poor choice, yet could have made a positive impression, but you didn't.
You really are a disgusting human being, and a bloody liar to boot.
I'm not finished with you yet son. |
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By: steve_ropa
27/09/2009
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*****Your life Ropes has been totally affected by your choice of friends.
Sadly you have chosen poorly, right back since you joined that religious cult.
I would never live in a remote community, I would never lower my standards to that level. Unfortunately I have children who do, and I cannot prevent this, however the time they spend with me I hope will educate them to wanting a better life.
You copped out of life many years ago Ropes, and now you are trying to make the best of it that you can. You made a poor choice, yet could have made a positive impression, but you didn't.
You really are a disgusting human being, and a bloody liar to boot.
I'm not finished with you yet son.*****
ooh, you really have me worried now
so are we going to slide back into personal insults again, if so then hit me with your best shot.
***You really are a disgusting human being, and a bloody liar to boot.***
is that the best you got
want your dirty little secrets reavealed???? |
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By: dallone.ranger
27/09/2009
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By Ropes;
is that the best you got
want your dirty little secrets reavealed????
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Just stating facts Ropes, you are a disgusting human being, and a bloody liar to boot.
That is neither the best nor the worst I have, just a fact.
And again Ropes throws in that he has some
"dirty little secrets"
on me. Well sonny, for over a year you have been asked by myself, and others, to publish them here and you have backed away each and every time.
You're just a joke son, and a poor quality one at that. |
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By: dallone.ranger
27/09/2009
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Sunday 27-Sep-2009 (0950 hrs CST)
Fatal – single vehicle rollover – 4378624
A 41-year-old woman from the Utopia community has died following a single vehicle rollover which occurred 20km North of the Plenty highway at 4.30 pm on Friday afternoon.
Police at Harts Range received a report of the accident at 6 am on Saturday morning. At this stage it appears the 44 year old male driver has swerved to avoid wildlife causing the Holden commodore to roll once landing on its roof.
The driver and the two other male passengers aged 46 and 39 were taken to the Alcoota Health clinic by the Alcoota ambulance and later flown by Flying Doctor to Alice Springs.
Crash investigators from southern traffic operations are travelling to the scene and will examine if speed or alcohol were contributing factors and if seatbelts were worn. |
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By: dallone.ranger
2/10/2009
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October 2nd, 2009
A MAN is dead after crashing his car on a Territory road early this morning.
Police said the man, aged in his 20s, crashed on the Barge Landing Rd at Ramingining, 560km east of Dawrin about 3am.
Crash investigators from Darwin will fly to the accident scene today to investigate the cause of the crash.
The man's death brings the Northern Territory's road toll to 23 compared to 59 at the same time last year. |
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By: dallone.ranger
2/10/2009
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More from police on this accident.
Fatality - Ramingining - update
A 27-year-old man was killed this morning after the vehicle he was a passenger in, a white Mitsubishi Pajero, left the road and then struck a tree about 1.5 kilometres from the Ramingining Community turn-off.
When police arrived at the scene they observed that the driver’s side front and rear doors were open and a male was located in the front passenger area. Further investigations revealed that three other males aged 17, 38 and 41 had earlier been in the vehicle but left the scene.
The 41-year-old male driver was located and arrested and conveyed back to the Ramingining Police Station where he remains in custody assisting police with the investigation.
Police from Maningrida and Gapuwiyak also attended the scene, along with a crime scene examiner, a detective from Major Crime and a road crash investigator.
Investigations are on-going as to whether alcohol and fatigue were contributing factors in the crash and whether a second vehicle may have been travelling with the Pajero.
The Territory road toll stands at 23 compared to 59 for the same period last year. |
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By: dallone.ranger
3/10/2009
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Saturday 03-Oct-2009 (0920 hrs CST)
Road toll rises to 24 - 4382990
The Territory road toll has risen to 24 following a single vehicle rollover that occurred early this morning near Alice Springs.
At about 2.00 am a silver Mazda Tribute was reported stolen from a premises in Brown Street, Alice Springs. The vehicle was located approximately 40 kilometres along the Tanami Highway where it appears to have rolled and the body of a male was found nearby.
Alice Springs Police along with crash investigators and a detective from the Regional Investigation Division are currently at the scene.
The road toll for the same period last year was 59. |
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By: steve_ropa
3/10/2009
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email means eltronic mail, not evil mail as some individual(s) on these boards seem to think.
the type of person who threatens by phone, writes defamatory letters or emails is well below the standard of decent humanity, the type of person who will stoop the lowest for self gratification.
anyone here know that kind of person? |
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By: jackobirdofprey
3/10/2009
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anyone here know that kind of person?
YOU |
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By: dallone.ranger
3/10/2009
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By Ropes;
the type of person who threatens by phone, writes defamatory letters or emails is well below the standard of decent humanity, the type of person who will stoop the lowest for self gratification.
anyone here know that kind of person?
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Do you mean like someone who posts what they believe is someones address here. The type of person who suggests that his family and friends will bash you on sight, etc.
That seems to be the type of person you are referring to Ropes.
Appears you are that kind of person. Do you like yourself? |
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By: dallone.ranger
3/10/2009
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Saturday 03-Oct-2009 (2100 hrs CST)
Fatality - Ngukurr - 4383389
Ngukurr Police are currently at the scene of a single vehicle crash that occurred late this afternoon on the Urapunga Connection Road approximately 15 kilometres west of the Ngukurr Community, which is about 330 kilometres south-east of Katherine on the Roper Highway.
Police were notified of the crash about 5.00 pm and at this early stage it’s believed the vehicle left the road and struck a tree. Three people may have been in the vehicle at the time of the crash and a male passenger has been confirmed dead.
The crash scene has been secured by Ngukurr Police and a detective from Major Crime and two crash investigators will travel from Darwin tonight to the community to assist local police with the investigation.
No further information is available at this time but further details are expected in relation to the crash tomorrow (Sunday 04 October).
This latest death brings the Territory road toll to 25 compared to 59 for the same period last year.
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What is happening here. The last 3 or 4 fatalities are all remote community members. |
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By: dallone.ranger
7/10/2009
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Wednesday 07-Oct-2009 (1315 hrs CST)
Fatality - Nhulunbuy - 4385397 - update
Police confirm that a 24-year-old man died in a single vehicle rollover that occurred this morning on Melville Bay Road near Wallaby Beach at Nhulunbuy.
A 30-year-old woman who was also in the vehicle at the time was treated at the scene by St John Ambulance before being conveyed to Gove District Hospital and later flown to Royal Darwin Hospital for further treatment.
It is believed the couple were travelling in a Toyota Landcruiser utility outbound on Melville Bay Road when the driver lost control of the vehicle approximately 100 metres west of the Yirrkala Business Enterprise, and rolled resulting in both occupants being thrown clear of the vehicle.
Major Crash investigators and local police are still at the scene of the crash and it is still to be determined who was driving at the time. Neither of the occupants wore seatbelts and investigations are continuing as to whether speed or alcohol were a contributing factor.
The Territory road toll stands at 26 compared to 63 for the same period last year.
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Interestingly the last 5 or 6 deaths have all occurred near remote communities. |
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By: unidentifiedbloke
9/10/2009
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Perhaps those accidents near remote communities could be due to poorly maintained roads or defective vehicles or drivers who aren't highly skilled or not fit to drive? These are very sad situations. Everyone really needs to take greater care on the roads. I've mentioned in posts elsewhere that driving is a privilege and not a right. An increased police presence on the roads would certainly help but of course, that is not really an option for remote roads. I guess it is a matter of better training and an improvement in the attitudes of drivers, especially in remote areas. Just because someone is driving in a remote area and is not likely to be scrutinised by the police, it doesn't mean they are going to get away with driving recklessly.
We ALL need to take more care on the roads, especially in the remote areas. |
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By: steve_ropa
9/10/2009
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***We ALL need to take more care on the roads, especially in the remote areas.***
do you live in a remote area? |
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By: unidentifiedbloke
9/10/2009
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"do you live in a remote area?"
No. Have done. What has that got to with it?
Living in a remote area does not exempt anyone from road rules or the consequences of not driving safely.
I'm sure some people think being on "open" roads means that they can do what they like. It seems a lot of drivers think if there aren't any coppers around then they can get away with driving recklessly. Not so. We ALL need to drive more carefully; not just in remote areas but in the towns as well. |
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By: steve_ropa
10/10/2009
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*****No. Have done. What has that got to with it?
Living in a remote area does not exempt anyone from road rules or the consequences of not driving safely.
I'm sure some people think being on "open" roads means that they can do what they like. It seems a lot of drivers think if there aren't any coppers around then they can get away with driving recklessly. Not so. We ALL need to drive more carefully; not just in remote areas but in the towns as well.****
did you miss my point, or didn't understand my post?
130kph on any road is dangerous, regardless of driver experience or condition of roads in cities or rural areas.
response time at that speed is measured in seconds, or parts thereof. so to make my point clear, the speed limit on territory roads should be lowered to ensure the safety of all.
do the maths, two vehicles travelling towards each other can result in an impact speed of 260kph.
ever travelled on territory roads when roadtrains are passing you only a couple of metres to your right? |
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By: dallone.ranger
10/10/2009
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Don't ever get into a plane Ropes, some travel even faster than 260.
Faster is better up there because the less time in the air means the less time for accidents.
Sorry to hear about your phobia about passing roadtrains. I used to drive them once, did I mention? |
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By: steve_ropa
10/10/2009
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Is Racism a Mental Illness?
Yes
It can be a delusional symptom of psychotic disorders
Alvin F Poussaint, Professor of psychiatry
To continue perceiving extreme racism as normative and not pathologic is to lend it legitimacy. Clearly, anyone who scapegoats a whole group of people and seeks to eliminate them to resolve his or her internal conflicts meets criteria for a delusional disorder, a major psychiatric illness.
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Racism is caused by fear
In some cases racism can generate such an enormous amount of anger that it can cause a war. The thing that causes this anger is mainly fear. Fear that the stranger will take your house, your job, your wife. You don’t know who this stranger is, and he doesn’t know you. To fight racism we have to get to know each other and learn more about each other’s cultures. We have got to share each other’s joys, but also learn that we often have the same problems and worries. |
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By: dallone.ranger
10/10/2009
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""The thing that causes this anger is mainly fear. Fear that the stranger will take your house, your job, your wife""
Still paranoid about some things I see. But do you really think anyone wants anything you have, or for that matter, anything you think you have? |
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10/10/2009
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Is Racism a Mental Illness?
Yes
It can be a delusional symptom of psychotic disorders
Alvin F Poussaint, Professor of psychiatry
To continue perceiving extreme racism as normative and not pathologic is to lend it legitimacy. Clearly, anyone who scapegoats a whole group of people and seeks to eliminate them to resolve his or her internal conflicts meets criteria for a delusional disorder, a major psychiatric illness.
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Racism is caused by fear
In some cases racism can generate such an enormous amount of anger that it can cause a war. The thing that causes this anger is mainly fear. Fear that the stranger will take your house, your job, your wife. You don’t know who this stranger is, and he doesn’t know you. To fight racism we have to get to know each other and learn more about each other’s cultures. We have got to share each other’s joys, but also learn that we often have the same problems and worries. |
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By: unidentifiedbloke
10/10/2009
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"did you miss my point, or didn't understand my post?
130kph on any road is dangerous, regardless of driver experience or condition of roads in cities or rural areas.
response time at that speed is measured in seconds, or parts thereof. so to make my point clear, the speed limit on territory roads should be lowered to ensure the safety of all.
do the maths, two vehicles travelling towards each other can result in an impact speed of 260kph."
At any speed, impacts are dangerous. Lowering the speed limit only makes things safer IF drivers OBEY the rules. To make it absolutely safe, you would need to lower the limit to ZERO. Obviously, we can't do that. The compromise is to obey the set limits and rules. If anyone finds that too onerous, bugger off, get off the road!!!
I'd bet most accidents happen because someone involved didn't obey ALL the rules.
It is easy to pass by other vehicles on either the right or the left. Take care, consider the other driver and obey the rules.
It is not hard. |
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By: dallone.ranger
22/10/2009
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Fatal - Pedestrian – Jingili - 4395233
The Territory road toll now stands at 27, compared to 65 for the same period last year, after a fatal crash last night.
It is alleged that a 30-year-old male was walking across the outbound lanes of McMillans Road outside the Airport Hotel when he was struck by a white Ford Falcon Utility.
It is believed that the driver continued on and parked his car near the Gateway Motel, later returning to the scene on foot before leaving the area.
Police and St John Ambulance members attended the scene, conveying the male to Royal Darwin Hospital where he was declared deceased after a short time.
A crime scene was established and lanes along McMillans Road were blocked for some time as members worked at the location.
Investigations are continuing to locate the driver of the vehicle who was described as being a Caucasian male, in his early 50’s, solid build and at the time of the offence was wearing an orange and blue work shirt and had plaster or bandages on his left arm and left leg.
Police urge anyone that may recognise this male, or who may have information in relation to this incident, to contact them on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. |
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By: dallone.ranger
7/11/2009
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Saturday 07-Nov-2009 (0915 hrs CST)
Fatality – Palmerston - 4406169
A 21 year old man has died in a single vehicle accident that occurred just after 4.30 am this morning in Palmerston.
It is alleged that the ford falcon has left the road and hit a wooden barrier. On arrival members found a pine log had entered the vehicle, striking the driver and causing fatal injuries.
Major Crash investigators are assisting police with the investigation to determine whether speed or alcohol were a contributing factor.
The Territory road toll now stands at 28 compared to 65 for the same period last year. |
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Fatality - Alice Springs - 4415499
The Northern Territory road toll has risen to 29 following a single vehicle rollover that occurred on Larapinta Drive, Alice Springs this afternoon.
At about 3.00 pm police received a report of a single vehicle rollover just west of Alice Springs. Members attended the scene along with St John Ambulance officers.
On arrival it was ascertained there were four occupants in the vehicle and a female passenger, aged 29, had died. The 43-year-old male driver was allegedly intoxicated and he was arrested. Two other adult female passengers were also injured but their injuries are not believed to be life threatening.
It appears the vehicle was travelling in-bound on Larapinta Drive when for some unknown reason has veered off the road and rolled.
Police are still at the scene of the crash and it is believed that alcohol was a contributing factor and investigations are continuing into the cause of the crash.
The Territory road toll for the same period last year was 70. |
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the ebb and flow scenario... will the tide come in in 2010 or perhaps a "king" tide will venture here..
has the road toll come down as a direct result of anything the police have put in place like staying off the roads, being not seen in the traffic, being invisible as the new revolution takes on and secures revenue whilst they sip lattes with the ever growing useless female core in the ranks...
or are they really women anymore? |
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