>>12292145

Had a quick squiz at your decode there anon, haven't looked into all the 'coded' messages in great detail, but the #522 OWL stringer post in your drop, you referenced the line:

P_PERS: WRWY [N1LB][FG&C]

I'm assuming = 'we are with you, no one left behind, FG&C'.

I just ran a few checks on FG&C acronyms and couldn't find much, EXCEPT, in a glossary of telecoms acronyms, particularly:

FG-A

One Dial-Up Network Circuit via 2-Wire Connection.

FG-B

One Dial-Up Network Circuit via 4-Wire Connection (Higher quality than FG-A, extra wires for signalling). ANI (caller's phone number) Service is optional.

'''FG-C

(Used primarily by AT&T).'''

Does this bring new light into the AT&T building situation?? Would make sense if this was a hint to comm via that network whatever it is.

>>12292460

Yeah it just stood out as one different to the normal expected 'For God and Country' using the ampersand, I see easy actionable comms doubling in all these acronyms we have also adopted.

>>12292614

Hang on, HANG ON a minute, where in the feck does one find a house for $40-70k?? Downunder, youd be lucky to find anything 'habitable' for less than $4-500 now. Even new apartments start at $300+.

We're all screwed.

>>12292628

Even in the 'cheaper areas' out rural, you ain't getting anything at that price, maybe a shed.

>>12292635

Lol, i wish we had an indiana here, all but given up even contemplating trying to buy a first place here, its all turned to shit. Everything is way beyond overpriced thanks to the china invasion of buying everything and stupid aussies cashing in on the short term perception of 'winning' at the expense of screwing the entire nation and next generations out of ever owning a home. Even when earning a good $.

Am stoked for you anon.

>>12292645

If the POTUS would be kind enough to let an Aussie or two take on the stars and stripes, would move anytime. Got some great ex-pats and friends stateside.

>>12292648

Wow. That is insane.

>>12292688

Sir, jump on realestate.com.au and have a gander in any of the major regions of Aus, remember we only have 25m people, so all housing is essentially 'not far' from major centres, even rural areas. Anything with property now is 'boutique', and chyna is buying everything. But within 1.5hr of any major city which is where all work is anyway, you wont get a block of land that would build a very basic single or narrow two story house with a tiny back area for less than $3-400k now. If you buy new off a plan for a development estate, house and land starts around $450+ for areas a fair way out and with no local work at all.

I looked rural a while back, and those areas are now being seen as the last places to get any decent room, so anyone whos retired or semi retired and cashed in on Chyna sales from city areas have bought these properties, and as such they are all going up too, thanks to Chyna buying that as well.

I believe Aus is now one of the most unaffordable countries to live in the world.

If i was to guess, the mean house price nationally would be around $600k, with Melbourne and Sydney around $900-1m for median.

>>12292747

CND and AUS are VERY similar right now mate, even with all the shite going on with CV crap is happening here in mirror, i feel Melbourne was the trial for the world with the way its been rolled out elsewhere, but more so that the Chyna influence is massive, its the commonwealth corrupt link.

I was in Vancouver around 2013 or so, and it astounded me how similar it is to Melbourne or Sydney in every way, including, Chyna.

Everyone is in for a big shock when the fall out of this economical suicide actually starts to show, we haven't even seen the trailer yet, and places like Aus/Cnd that have small populations, huge land mass, and govt. have allowed the majority of serious infrastructure, land and business to be sold to Chyna will be hit the hardest.