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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (37111)	8/6/2005 5:36:59 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

Elroy, I wrote: "The ones living in Australia want to get out. I lived in Bangkok and the amount of Aussies there and the ones that I talked to and want to get out is quite high. Too much taxes!" Ralph wrote: "EVERYONE wants to live there." My statement that there are people who want to leave Australia was classifed as: "absolutely the most ludicrous statement I have EVER heard. I've been their 8 times for long stretches and think I know what I'm talking about." Then I proved that the Aussies are leaving in droves. I didn't dispute that there is a lot of people who wants to immigrate to Australia. Australia is almost the size of Brazil. Brazil has 8.512.000 Km2. Australia has <30 million inhabitants. Australians pat their own back and see their country ad God's own and over rate it a lot. Then the Aussie government discovers that the number of Aussies emigrating (or buggering off like my Aussie mates would say) raised 30%. Going that way the place will be left back to the cangaroos without people migrating to the place. hence they pretty soon start escorting those desperadoes boat people into a harbour. Let me know if you need more clarifications on this issue.

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (37111)	8/6/2005 5:52:54 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Australians are leaving being replaced by immigrants. Economic doing extremely well!!! Australians are leaving being replaced by immigrants that more than compensate for the ones leaving. The result? Economy doing well!! No worries, we're rich The Age (subscription), Australia - 19 hours ago ... According to the Bureau of Statistics, in 1994-2003, GDP grew in Australia by 3.8 per cent each year, better than all of the G7 countries, which include the US ...