plantagenet,
I had a scan through my address book and the vast majority
were Australian ISPs. A few were Google and Microsoft.
On that guess not many on that night would not have been local routing.
From what I have read over sometime you can pay a fee of $1000 to have
a specified URL attacked at a specified time.
The Russians are said to big in that area.
Of course TCP/IP could go looking for alternative routes and end up
going via the US or Europe.
This tends to be not normally happening because the routing is primarily X25 on Fibre.
Someone tried to explain to me how the routing is varied when
TCP/IP is carried by X25. I never did understand it.

Mail-order brides have been part of the Australian marriage market for some time. There were the Filipino brides then the Russian brides... so, why not the male-order Chinese grooms?

Largely due to China’s one-child policy the world’s largest country and 2nd largest economy is facing the specter of a shrinking labor force beginning in two years and lasting for more than two decades
This phenomenon along with many other factors has China facing a tremendous challenge in maintaining economic growth. Notice the labor force spike that occurred between 2002-2007 as China’s economy boomed and a large chunk of rural population moved into the cities. We have seen a steady decline in the labor force growth rate since the Global Financial Crisis took hold in 2008 and according to this chart China’s labor force will begin to shrink in 2017 and continue to shrink for a long time to come. The double-digit growth rates of the 2000s are very much in the rear-view mirror and it is difficult to envision how China will pull itself out of a downward spiral when so much of the wealth created during the 2000s was a result of rapid economic growth.
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