@BTCJFC 90 million lol.
Their entire upper command structure and communications have been bombed.
Anytime they expose themselves to launch an attack they're bombed. Footage from drones is watched back to see where the attackers came from and their base is bombed.
@Ael1th@bad_leg@tomdflynn Australia's worse off having Africans, go improve Africa.
Australia hasn't always been multi cultural, it was founded by white people specifically for white people, and was that was until reasonably recently.
Africans have normalised random low impulse random violence.
Gotta go.
@NavinSi31689632@NoticerNews If you're in Australia, I'd leave before the real violence starts.
You know what white man is capable of.
You want to avoid that.
@travieg386@crossednuts@JhonnyWhite69@kirawontmiss Those are roughly kg Cubans, + the bracelets.
Gold is ~160k a kg at the moment.
So if they were real, they would be worth just under half a million in gold.
@SocialProphetX@kirawontmiss He said one was 20 and one was 22. I assume carats and I assume hundred thousand. It would be about 2.5kg of gold, he said 415 I think, that's 415k that tracks roughly gold.
@BlocboiJ@crossednuts@JhonnyWhite69@kirawontmiss If it's actual 20 and 22 carat gold, say roughly 2kg or slightly more. It's easily worth that.
What I struggle to believe is the seller thought 2 YNs with tarantula hair had the money and was willing to meet them on a street.
@kurokamiqual@crossednuts@JhonnyWhite69@kirawontmiss I buy and sell precious metals, and for even small deals with unknown people I do it in a bank, or jewlery store, police station even. Somewhere there is security cameras.
@crossednuts@JhonnyWhite69@kirawontmiss It sounded like he said 415, and 415k is about right for what would be roughly 2.5kg of gold.
It's gotta be fake cos nobody sells shit like that on the street, especially to kids. Where the fuck kids getting close to half a million dollars for gold chains?