Australia floats strategic dialogue with US to counter China’s ‘economic coercion’ - his government is contributing $70 million to fund the development of new U.S.-made precision-strike missiles, --- $70 million dollars of development would last only a few days... New weapon's development costs billions...

https://www.yahoo.com/news/australia-floats-strategic-dialogue-us-222100700..html

Australia runs the risk of further sanctions by China. Its export of
Australian products to China will be canned.

Australia should refrain from further sucking up and ganging up to US in
masterminding the development of US-made precision strike missile that meant
to attack at China.

Australia will suffer badly in the coming months and years to come.
Australia should make no mistake about that.

"Rusty Wyse" wrote in message
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Australia floats strategic dialogue with US to counter China’s ‘economic
coercion’ - his government is contributing $70 million to fund the
development of new U.S.-made precision-strike missiles, --- $70 million
dollars of development would last only a few days... New weapon's
development costs billions...

https://www.yahoo.com/news/australia-floats-strategic-dialogue-us-222100700.html

On Sunday, August 15, 2021 at 9:59:34 AM UTC-7, yani wrote:
> Australia runs the risk of further sanctions by China. Its export of
> Australian products to China will be canned.
>
> Australia should refrain from further sucking up and ganging up to US in
> masterminding the development of US-made precision strike missile that meant
> to attack at China.
>
> Australia will suffer badly in the coming months and years to come.
> Australia should make no mistake about that.

Development of new weapon systems takes about 40 years.
By then, Russia/China will have much better weapons...

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> "Rusty Wyse" wrote in message
> news:4aab6d95-8b7a-4adf...@googlegroups.com...
> Australia floats strategic dialogue with US to counter China’s ‘economic
> coercion’ - his government is contributing $70 million to fund the
> development of new U.S.-made precision-strike missiles, --- $70 million
> dollars of development would last only a few days... New weapon's
> development costs billions...

>
> https://www.yahoo.com/news/australia-floats-strategic-dialogue-us-222100700.html

On Sunday, August 15, 2021 at 1:29:09 PM UTC-7, Byker wrote:
> "yani" wrote in message news:sfbh5j$1cj$1...@dont-email.me...
> >
> > Australia runs the risk of further sanctions by China. Its export of
> > Australian products to China will be canned.
> >
> > Australia should refrain from further sucking up and ganging up to US in
> > masterminding the development of US-made precision strike missile that
> > meant to attack at China.
> >
> > Australia will suffer badly in the coming months and years to come.
> > Australia should make no mistake about that.
> When things get bad enough, the U.S. will come running to the rescue...

Yes, like in Afghanistan, to make things worse...

"yani" wrote in message news:sfbh5j$1cj$1@dont-email.me...
>
> Australia runs the risk of further sanctions by China. Its export of
> Australian products to China will be canned.
>
> Australia should refrain from further sucking up and ganging up to US in
> masterminding the development of US-made precision strike missile that
> meant to attack at China.
>
> Australia will suffer badly in the coming months and years to come.
> Australia should make no mistake about that.

When things get bad enough, the U.S. will come running to the rescue...

On Sun, 15 Aug 2021 15:29:01 -0500, Byker posted:-

> > Australia will suffer badly in the coming months and years to come.
> > Australia should make no mistake about that.
>
> When things get bad enough, the U.S. will come running to the
> rescue...

Just like they have in Vietnam & Afghanistan? Running away,
whimpering, with their tale between their legs perhaps?

What a disgrace!

"James Last plays in Miami" wrote in message
news:intk8eF2o3kU2@mid.individual.net...
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> Just like they have in Vietnam & Afghanistan? Running away, whimpering,
> with their tale between their legs perhaps?

"tale"? Is that a UK or Ozzie spelling?

On Sun, 15 Aug 2021 18:12:43 -0500, Byker posted:-

> "James Last plays in Miami" wrote in message
> news:intk8eF2o3kU2@mid.individual.net...
> >
> > Just like they have in Vietnam & Afghanistan? Running away,
> > whimpering, with their tale between their legs perhaps?
>
> "tale"? Is that a UK or Ozzie spelling?

Mine. LOL

On 16/08/2021 8:50 am, James Last plays in Miami wrote:
> On Sun, 15 Aug 2021 15:29:01 -0500, Byker posted:-
>
>>> Australia will suffer badly in the coming months and years to come.
>>> Australia should make no mistake about that.
>>
>> When things get bad enough, the U.S. will come running to the
>> rescue...
>
> Just like they have in Vietnam & Afghanistan? Running away,
> whimpering, with their tale between their legs perhaps?
>
> What a disgrace!

Yep. Kabul reminds me of the fall of Saigon all over again.

Byker wrote on 16/08/2021 6:29 am:
> "yani"  wrote in message news:sfbh5j$1cj$1@dont-email.me...
>>
>> Australia runs the risk of further sanctions by China. Its export of
>> Australian products to China will be canned.

I often wonder if Australia did cut *ALL* exports to China, who would be
more seriously economically hurt!!

They buy a hell of a lot more off us than we do of them, but I guess
they could always go elsewhere!
>>
>> Australia should refrain from further sucking up and ganging up to US
>> in masterminding the development of US-made precision strike missile
>> that meant to attack at China.
>>
>> Australia will suffer badly in the coming months and years to come.
>> Australia should make no mistake about that.
>
> When things get bad enough, the U.S. will come running to the rescue...
--
Daniel

Daniel65 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote
> Byker wrote
>> yani wrote

>>> Australia runs the risk of further sanctions by China. Its
>>> export of Australian products to China will be canned.

> I often wonder if Australia did cut *ALL* exports to China,
> who would be more seriously economically hurt!!

Us.
> They buy a hell of a lot more off us than we do of
> them, but I guess they could always go elsewhere!

Yep, nothing they buy from us cant be obtained from anyone else.

Not so the other way.

"Fran" wrote in message news:sfd05r$bs5$2@dont-email.me...
>
> Yep. Kabul reminds me of the fall of Saigon all over again.

I suppose we'll now have Little Kabuls,
like Little Saigons, popping up all over...

"James Last plays in Miami" wrote in message
news:intk8eF2o3kU2@mid.individual.net...

On Sun, 15 Aug 2021 15:29:01 -0500, Byker posted:-
>
>> > Australia will suffer badly in the coming months and years to come.
>> > Australia should make no mistake about that.
>>
>> When things get bad enough, the U.S. will come running to the rescue...
>
> Just like they have in Vietnam & Afghanistan? Running away, whimpering,
> with their tale between their legs perhaps?
>
> What a disgrace!

Nah, we'll just abandon you to your fate. Let the UK come to your rescue...

On Monday, August 16, 2021 at 7:31:26 AM UTC-7, Byker wrote:
> "Fran" wrote in message news:sfd05r$bs5$2...@dont-email.me...
> >
> > Yep. Kabul reminds me of the fall of Saigon all over again.
> I suppose we'll now have Little Kabuls,
> like Little Saigons, popping up all over...

More likely...
Osama bin Laden City, like Saigon became Ho Chi Min City!!!!

Byker <byker@do~rag.net> wrote
> Fran wrote

>> Yep. Kabul reminds me of the fall of Saigon all over again.

> I suppose we'll now have Little Kabuls, like Little Saigons, popping up
> all over...

Less likely, it’s a lot harder to leave than Vietnam was then.

On Friday, August 13, 2021 at 7:56:17 AM UTC+8, yale...@gmail.com wrote:
> Australia floats strategic dialogue with US to counter China’s ‘economic coercion’ - his government is contributing $70 million to fund the development of new U.S.-made precision-strike missiles, --- $70 million dollars of development would last only a few days... New weapon's development costs billions...
>
> https://www.yahoo.com/news/australia-floats-strategic-dialogue-us-222100700.html
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People in Southeast Asia, being located in between China and Australia, know these two countries well. Many have been puzzled by Australia's ridiculous yellow peril behavior. Southeast Asia is far nearer to China than Australia, and they have no fear of China, unlike the artificial anti-China frenzy that Australia has. Several Southeast Asian countries even have territorial disputes in the South China Sea with China, and yet none are gripped by the pissing-in-the-pants fear of Australia. China has traded with Southeast Asia for hundreds of years, maybe even for millennia, and China has not colonized any of them. Admiral Zheng He's world's most powerful fleet visited Malacca, and he did not conquer the Malacca Sultanate. In fact, tremendous goodwill was established Yet, Australia is in heightened yellow peril hysteria. Surveys show that, like the US, over 80% of Australia's population is anti-China, and no doubt anti-Chinese too. What accounts for this insanity? People in Southeast Asia have been scratching their head for quite a while at Australia's behavior.

If you know the true, un-uttered reason for Australia's yellow-peril hysteria, everything will fall into place, and there is no mystery. You see, Australia is very racist, and they are doing all they can to keep Australia white. Some years ago, there was a referendum to do away with the British monarch as Australia's Queen. Yes, Queen Elizabeth is Australia's Queen. Guess what? White Australians voted to keep Queen Elizabeth as Australia's Queen! Australia's Governor-General, the British Queen's representative, constitutionally has higher rank than the prime minister, who has executive power and is the real leader of the country, like the US president is the leader of the US. In 1975, the Governor-General, the Queen's representative, even sacked Australia's prime minister!

Australian politicians, who are overwhelmingly white, are driving the country into an anti-China frenzy. And the white population are happily going along with it. "Freedom and democracy" and keeping "Australia's way of life" are the bullshit dog whistle that white Australians understand as "Keep Australia white". "Australia's way of life" means "white Australia's way of life".

Australia's anti-China yellow peril hysteria has no logic, reason or historical basis. Everything will fall into place, and you will understand it perfectly, when you understand that white Australia is desperately trying to keep itself white.

Wakalukong

James Last plays in Miami wrote on 16/8/21 10:18 am:
> On Sun, 15 Aug 2021 18:12:43 -0500, Byker posted:-
>
>> "James Last plays in Miami" wrote in message
>> news:intk8eF2o3kU2@mid.individual.net...
>>>
>>> Just like they have in Vietnam & Afghanistan? Running away,
>>> whimpering, with their tale between their legs perhaps?
>>
>> "tale"? Is that a UK or Ozzie spelling?
>
> Mine. LOL
>
Oh!! So you didn't mean that the U.S. would be trying to hide the story
(tale) of their running away between their legs?? ;-P
--
Daniel

On Friday, August 13, 2021 at 7:56:17 AM UTC+8, yale...@gmail.com wrote:
> Australia floats strategic dialogue with US to counter China’s ‘economic coercion’ - his government is contributing $70 million to fund the development of new U.S.-made precision-strike missiles, --- $70 million dollars of development would last only a few days... New weapon's development costs billions...
>
> https://www.yahoo.com/news/australia-floats-strategic-dialogue-us-222100700.html
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Australia is led by racist, yellow peril hysterical fools. Due to China, Australia's largest trading partner, Australia's economy experienced a long, unprecedented boom. Being morons and racist, Australia cannot accept that their wealth has been built on trade with non-whites. Hence, they see prosperity from China as economic coercion. Some Australians even demanded loudly that Australia decouple its economy from China's. It's like screaming to be allowed to commit suicide. I would be glad to see this bunch of pale idiots return the country to its aboriginal natives, and ship themselves back to their white, wintry homeland, Britain.

Wakalukong