As we see in this video, Bali is extremely dangerous and Australians hate it to the point they all want air strikes, shock and awe and other stuff.
Ubud Dance Walk: Bali, Indonesia - YouTube
Why would BALI be dangerous----it is overwhelmingly HINDU------the issue for
Australians were the deaths of Australians visiting there as a result of barbaric
islamic terrorism which ---largely targets tourists visiting hindu owned places of
enterainment. In fact MUMBAI is not particularly dangerous either-----except
for occassional islamic terrorism
According to the link, the vast majority of Australians who die on Bali are victims of their own stupidity.
However, it's impossible to deny, four Muslims out of the around 203 million Muslims in Indonesia did murder a lot of tourists ten years ago.
Now, back to Bali and Australians.
My Bali Guide
Apart from the need for the Australian military to invade Thailand, it turns out Bali is the safest place for Australians to visit.
The vast majority of Australian deaths on Bali are caused by drunken Australians who kill themselves whilst riding motorbikes after a skin full of booze.
Seems most of the rest are killed by drug dealers such as the ones who are about to meet their doom.
WHAT?
The poor Australian drug dealers were killing Australians on Bali.
WOW - Perhaps the Australian military should invade Australia in an attempt to get the murderers of so many Australians.
In 2012 more than 797,000 Australians visited Bali and during that period there were 39 reported deaths on the island, so the news report was technically correct that one Australia dies in Bali every 9 days (9.35 days to be precise). But more importantly statistically, that works out to be one in every 20,435 Australian visitors to Bali who died on the island. Now I’m sure everyone would agree that just one death is a tragedy but when clinically looking at “statistics” a 1 in 20,000+ chance of dying while holidaying in Bali pales into insignificance when compared to other Top 10 Aussie Holiday Destinations. Indeed when looking at tourist numbers statistically (and on a per capita basis per number of visitors) Bali comes out number one as the “Safest Place To Visit” by Australians.
For example, in shear numbers of reported deaths Bali is one of the safest top 10 destinations for Aussies (at #8 on the list). Thailand is by far the worst at #1 with 111 Aussie deaths in 2012. Yep its true one Australian dies in Thailand every three days on average, now thatÂ’s almost 3 times the Aussie/Bali death rate, but I donÂ’t see Aussie reporters and film crew in Bangkok drumming up a similar story, or on the streets of Manilla in the Philippines where 68 Aussies last year met their fate.
Indeed, on a per capita basis Greece has the worst statistic as a place for Australians to visit with some 60 deaths recorded against the 98,000 Australians who visited the country last year, a statistical chance of around 1 in 1600 of meeting your maker in Greece. Now that “statistic” would surely make a headline….no not in Australia it doesn’t!
Anyway, you just can't get past numbers, an Australian dies ever 9 days on Bali.
Of course, if they stay at home to get drunk, 4 die every week.
I call for Australian military action against Australian bars in Australia.
TheVine - You?ll Be OK in Bali - Life & pop culture, untangled
At home, every week 70 Australians under 25 are hospitalised due to alcohol-related assault, with an average of four under 25s dying due to alcohol-related injuries.
Tell me, are these nasty Muslims the cause of these deaths as well?
