Re: [NSW] 3801 to Coota

["Kevin Sewell" <kevinsewell@optusnet.com.au>]

I didn't claim not to be a spy from China, merely that I am not an SRA spy.
I'll leave it up to you to decide which is worse. However if I get a good
enough offer from PRC to release this info I'll get back to you. Never know,
we may both be able to do a deal with them and make a bit out of it.
To those who have already provided the requested info go my grateful thanks.
There should be more of it.

David Bennetts <davibenn@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> "Kevin Sewell" <kevinsewell@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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> > [Adopts beg/grovel/plead posture]
> >
> > Would somebody (who has appropriate access) be so terribly kind as to
> PLEASE
> > obtain a copy of the STN for the 3801 trip to Coota next Saturday and
> either
> > make available on a web-site to print, or alternatively painfully input
> > contents here in a return message. If anonymity is a critical factor in
> > revealing the fact that somebody has this information who shouldn't,
> please
> > feel free to e-mail me directly. Trust me, I wear a tie and DON'T "work"
> for
> > State Rail!! :-)
> > I understand the train numbers are going to be SS65 & SS66 (how
> > appropriate!) but I don't know the STN number.
> > I also have fax available or there's always Australia Snail Mail.
> > My most sincere and humble thanks to anyone who can oblige.
> >
> > [gets up off knees, dusts down, and hopes nobody who knows me, saw me
> > grovel]
> >
>
> How do we know you're not a spy for the Chinese government?  With the
> current tense diplomatic standoffs between the US, Australia and the PRC
> over alleged incursions of airspace and sea-lanes, imagine what would
happen
> if the Chinese Government got hold of one of these STNs by subterfuge. The
> information revealed may be used to upgrade the PRCs steam locomotive
fleet
> and improve their military transport capability, putting the whole SE Asia
> region back into instability not seen since the 1950s.  John Howard would
be
> able to invoke conscription once again, and get back into power at the
next
> election because the populace would be too scared to risk a lefty labor
> government.
>
> Regards
>
> David Bennetts
>
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