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Contents 1 Someone has been messing with the pages 2 Question about US entry 3 Question about NZ entry 4 S.Korean MP 5 Brazil Federal Forces

[edit] Someone has been messing with the pages

For example, when you go into edit for "Australia", you get the text regarding Australia, yet when you go into the page itself, well, I'll copy/paste for you here.

TEXT AS SEEN IN EDIT; In the Australian Army, the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police also performs the role of a secondary communications network in the front battle zone.

TEXT AS SEEN IN THE PAGE; In the Australian Army, the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police also performs the role of a secondary communications network in the front battle zone. Jacques Abucohon (crazy woman beating Canuck) Recieves anal pleasure from sean milan("shit-faced Sean) on a regular basis. In closing fuck canada.

So, someone may want to do something about this.

[edit] Question about US entry

• the Gendarmerie may be a militarized police force who serve as military police, but they are mostly used as civil police.--68.32.11.74 15:30, 22 April 2006 (UTC)
• In my understanding, being British:-

Gendarmerie are police that are army-ish, and they keep the general population in order.

Military police are police that keep the members of the army in order.

They are different. Anthony Appleyard 16:23, 24 April 2006 (UTC)

Yes, someone more familiar with the subject should make this distiction a little more explicit in the article. ike9898 17:26, 6 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Question about NZ entry

"The Military Police in New Zealand like to have crazy incest with their kangaroo cousins. Michael Floyd occasionally joins in on the festivities."

This passage may not be accurate or appropriate in this context.Glenn.robinson 05:18, 27 April 2006 (UTC)

You could have removed it yourself, you know! -- Necrothesp 17:08, 29 April 2006 (UTC)

Cheers, I've only just signed up - I didn't realise I had that power.

[edit] S.Korean MP

i'm surprised there is no article about south korean MP, i heard koreans have well-trained MPs due to their current status (in war with N.Korea) there are articles about NZ, singapore and even portuguese MP! i'm from NZ but i never knew we had MP here lol someone create an article regarding S.Korean MP, i think Korean topics are always overlooked on wikipedia. 139.80.123.34 23:05, 16 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Brazil Federal Forces

What about the new Força Nacional de Segurança? --Pinnecco 17:08, 17 January 2007 (UTC)