Here’s Trouble Brief Blogs for 2010-01-26
- Crazed ex-Indonesian leader Dr Mahatir says that making of film "Avatar" proves that 9/11 attacks could have been faked http://bit.ly/8PLLM2 #
- Rip-off Lane Cove toll road in receivership: bit.ly/6GASoM #
- UN Climate Chief retracts alarmist claims of imminent disappearance of Himalayan glaciers: bit.ly/5tIth1 #
- Britain facing decade of economic pain: http://bit.ly/69EoG9 #
- CSIRO comes to its senses and admits that it can't attribute drought to climate change: http://bit.ly/6nAksD #
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Here’s Trouble Brief Blogs for 2010-01-19
- Some imported Chinese toys are being made with high levels of the heavy metal Cadmium, which is toxic to children: http://bit.ly/8DFlXl #
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Here’s Trouble Brief Blogs for 2010-01-12
- Test your "Palestine IQ" by answering this quiz – Part 1: http://bit.ly/86T9Sf and Part2: http://bit.ly/81gVFq #
- Article from ninemsn "What can 2009 teach us [about money]": http://bit.ly/85DKz0 #
- Economic report written by Commsec says that NSW Economy is worst performing in Australia: http://bit.ly/5nTvbW #
- Apparently, Channel 10 will not be hosting Australian Idol this year: http://bit.ly/4EhFKG #
- Saab automobile, maker of grossly overpriced Swedish cars, goes into liquidation: http://bit.ly/5OuIDP #
- Aussie dollar reaches 25-yr high against Pound. Let's go to London, drink and trash their streets like they did to us! http://bit.ly/58Ey0u #
- Is the mainstream media obsessed with Israel, at the expense of other world affairs? This site believes so: http://bit.ly/4YmEAW #
- More proof that selling carbon credits is identical to selling catholic religious indulgences – a scam: http://bit.ly/8w8bJb #
- Iraq government plans to sue Israel for 1981 bombing of Osirak Nuclear reactor: http://bit.ly/53Yi69 #
- 10 Sci-Fi Weapons That Actually Exist: http://bit.ly/5xsaaV #
- Study suggests that eating choline rich foods like eggs during pregnancy can improve the baby's brain development: http://bit.ly/8HL28p #
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Help Identify These ATM Skimming Suspects
The people in the following CCTV security video are wanted in relation to a large ATM-skimming operation in Sydney and Wollongong. Here, they are shown using illegally cloned ATM cards to withdraw money from Commonwealth Bank ATMs in Burwood and Bankstown.
Detectives allegedly discovered large amounts of money had been stolen from accounts accessed at ATMs in Bankstown, Parramatta, Burwood, Chinatown and Haymarket in Sydney. It is assumed that these ATM had been fitted with sophisticated skimming devices that captured the magnetic strip of the cards and the PIN number entered on the keypad.
If you recognise them, please contact Wollongong Police on (02) 4226 7899 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000:
For more info, read the following articles:
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