My point was the news or I never said children. That seems to be someone else's opinion. Even if we ignored all the other laws she has broken, I'm pretty sure 17 is under the age of consent in a lot of places and will treat them as children when it comes to sexual exploitation.. How do you...
No one said children. She named the event "Schoolies Week" which is the equivalent of senior high school break in Australia. So barely not children at least. At least we know she has one fan on the forum that will stand up for her.
The bus is actually used for the video. Very easy to verify if you feel the need to. Also don't see the need for anyone to be jealous of not having sex with a woman will obviously give it up to anyone at anytime. 1,000 men in 12 hours isn't really that exclusive is it?
Not only were they filming but Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, was driving around Bali during "schoolies week" in a blue bus emblazoned with "BangBus". Not really that "private". Does that fact change anyone's mind?
We are not talking about one mistake, we are talking about multiple instances with multiple people. As strict as they are about procedure and paying claims, I find it hard to believe that no one has caught what you say is a mistake.
What about the spouses who have been approved and had claims paid? That doesn't mean anything? What about for chronic illnesses that need monthly doctor visits, tests, MRI's, etc. but still paid by BPJS? Surely they wouldn't pay for illegal claims.
Why do you think it's not legal? Another body paying monthly fees seems like a good idea. Of course some will use more than they pay but that is the rub with insurance.
It has become very easy to be a "news" source and peddle what ever beliefs that you want. If someone agrees with it then it is a valid source, if not then it is fake news. Hard to know which is which sometimes. I have noticed as late that almost every news story has a slant of some kind.
Processed meat may have different rules but a cut of flesh like a steak or roast is a no-no. Maybe someone else can answer about processed meant? The import license is for large amounts, is very expensive and complicated to get. People are saying they bring things in and just haven't been...
Talking about smuggling of any kind is a slippery slope. What works for some not so bad things also works for others. No problem for me. Everyone is free to do what they want.
Am I to understand from this discussion and participation of Mods that certain illegal things are OK to discuss openly in the forum? Do we have a list of what those things are? To corney do what you want to do and let us know it turns out. It really seems that all you are wanting to hear is yes...
I have been through dozens of air ports and countries carrying powdered herbal and prescription medicines. Even though these are perfectly legal, they never even looked. They could have easily checked but never did. 1 in 20 seems high. The only place I have seen dogs in the US.
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