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Australia & Roids

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Hi Bro's

How do the bro's from Australia deal with the crazy strict customs & the sentences for up to 25 years in Prison?
I maybe can move there but would like to know about this if somebody can educate me enough. I would really like to hear this from the Aussie's themselves. Thank you bro's

press1's picture

I often wonder this - I watch a lot of the various customs program's on T.V and they seem to catch virtually everything steroids wise but then often question if a lot of it is propaganda and scare tactics just shown to deter people from ordering online and trying to get it into the country.

Ozninjaguy's picture

I found that the best way is to get any contraband into the country is to use ordinary air mail. For example: DHEA is banned in Oz. I ordered some online from the States (where it is legal). The guy sent it by courier and Aussie Customs seized it and sent me a letter. I re-ordered and requested the guy to send it ordinary air mail and it got through. Why? Because Customs have the attitude that if something is sent by courier it is either valuable or important, or both, so they use their resources to closely inspect couriered items. There are hundreds of thousands of ordinary air mail articles entering the country every day, they can't check them all, so all they can do is give random inspections. This increases your chances of getting your parcel.

Ozninjaguy's picture

Gear is available in Oz reasonably easily if you know the right people - develop some contacts through the gym. It can also be sent there successfully, there are a few sources who get gear through customs. "Up to 25 years" is the upper range of the penalty - rarely implemented unless you have brought in millions of dollars worth. If you are busted with a few vials, you will get a fine. Keep getting busted and you will do time - same as most countries. SARMs are available and are not illegal (yet, but the Gov is working on it), but the few approved are script only. Finally, if you are over 50 you can see your local GP and get TRT.

EDIT: I see you are under 30 - no way will you get TRT in Oz.

TheFlash85's picture

Lol.
For sure.

johnmarshall12's picture

Yes the fires were a disaster. Try to find some residents there and ask.

stairmaster's picture

donate for a koala rescue foundation, actually more important...

I donated $150 yesterday.

HGHDaddy's picture

We're really sorry about the fire in Australia, and there are millions of innocent animals that have died. This is very painful. Even more painful is the fact that the camels and horses they claim are depleting their water supply!!

TheFlash85's picture

1 billion animals dead.
Most brutal disaster we have ever seen.
Drive along the roads dead animals everywhere.
Emus feathers set fire and they just sprint until they die.
The bees are a huge problem, they were already struggling then all the bee keeping farms got burnt and all the hives destroyed.
Without bees to pollenate everything were fucked.
Fruit and veg prices will go through roof.
Also meat as live stick perished.
4,000 burnt just on on one farm alone.
We have the army collecting the dead animalsfillung up massive army trucks.
Really devastating.
The amount of land burnt is uncomprehensable.

TheFlash85's picture

Unfortunatley the main fires were caused by the actual fire brigades, country fire services were conducting routine back burning in the scrub and it got away from them... no bs.
You dont hear that on the news everyday though do ya.
Only a small one was caused by an arsonist which was an 18 yo junky kid that was drunk and it didnt cause any losses of life or property only scrub.
He will get 5 years likely.
If the big one was arson i think that person would of been killed forsure, but nope it was accidental.

Ozninjaguy's picture

Well, it is and it isn't fake news, it's the media skewing real information for a better headline (which, on reflection, does make it fake news). Here are the facts:

"The source of the “nearly 200” people being charged with arson claim is a news release from the New South Wales Police Force on January 6, 2020. What the release actually says is that legal action was taken against 183 people since November 8, 2019, for fire-related offenses, including things like improperly discarding cigarettes or not taking enough precautions around machinery, i.e. not arson. Legal action “ranges from cautions through to criminal charges,” according to NSW police, so not everyone is being charged with a crime. And not all of these penalties are for incidents linked to the wildfires.

It turns out that only 24 people are currently facing criminal charges for deliberately igniting fires in New South Wales, and even fewer have actually managed to start large fires. Remember that this is the number of people charged over the course of three months."

TheFlash85's picture

Hope you are well ningaaa

Ozninjaguy's picture

Hi mate, got a few issues happening - but still here! Have a great year ahead, bro.

TheFlash85's picture

Inbox anytime mate.
Remember i can make problems dissapear.
Lmao

TheFlash85's picture

In my state...

wanted's picture

Man i feels so bad for all those animals that lost there lives during that big azz fire.