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Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"We're about 5-10 years out from full fledged war with China. Those communists are biding their time and flexing muscles where they can. They mean to take over the world.



Here in Australia they're buying up deep water ports and large farms. Their military will follow.

There's a three part special on the CBC about China's long term plans.....they are ambitious.

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Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"We're about 5-10 years out from full fledged war with China. Those communists are biding their time and flexing muscles where they can. They mean to take over the world.



Here in Australia they're buying up deep water ports and large farms. Their military will follow.

There's a three part special on the CBC about China's long term plans.....they are ambitious.

The only good communist is a dead communist.

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Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"We're about 5-10 years out from full fledged war with China. Those communists are biding their time and flexing muscles where they can. They mean to take over the world.



Here in Australia they're buying up deep water ports and large farms. Their military will follow.

There's a three part special on the CBC about China's long term plans.....they are ambitious.

The only good communist is a dead communist.

Is China communist or totalitarian.

Quote from: "seoulbro"Things are getting really interesting. I am concerned about it's impact on a trade deal.



'Serious interference': China summons U.S. ambassador over Trump's Hong Kong bills



China reacted furiously Thursday to United States President Donald Trump's signing two bills aimed at supporting human rights in Hong Kong, summoning the U.S. ambassador to protest and warning the move would undermine cooperation with Washington.



Trump's approval of the bills was not unexpected. Neither was the reaction from Beijing, given China's adamant rejections of any commentary on what it considers an internal issue.



Nevertheless, the clash comes at a sensitive time and could upset already thorny trade negotiations between the two nations.



The U.S. laws, which passed both chambers of Congress almost unanimously, mandate sanctions on Chinese and Hong Kong officials who carry out human rights abuses in Hong Kong, require an annual review of Hong Kong's favorable trade status and prohibit the export to Hong Kong police of certain nonlethal munitions.

https://globalnews.ca/news/6228182/hong-kong-china-trump-us-ambassador/

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Quote from: "seoulbro"Things are getting really interesting. I am concerned about it's impact on a trade deal.



'Serious interference': China summons U.S. ambassador over Trump's Hong Kong bills



China reacted furiously Thursday to United States President Donald Trump's signing two bills aimed at supporting human rights in Hong Kong, summoning the U.S. ambassador to protest and warning the move would undermine cooperation with Washington.



Trump's approval of the bills was not unexpected. Neither was the reaction from Beijing, given China's adamant rejections of any commentary on what it considers an internal issue.



Nevertheless, the clash comes at a sensitive time and could upset already thorny trade negotiations between the two nations.



The U.S. laws, which passed both chambers of Congress almost unanimously, mandate sanctions on Chinese and Hong Kong officials who carry out human rights abuses in Hong Kong, require an annual review of Hong Kong's favorable trade status and prohibit the export to Hong Kong police of certain nonlethal munitions.

https://globalnews.ca/news/6228182/hong-kong-china-trump-us-ambassador/

The CCP thinks no country on earth is allowed to comment on their domestic issues. They have no problem telling the US and Canada to interfere in the independence of their judiciaries though.

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Quote from: "seoulbro"Things are getting really interesting. I am concerned about it's impact on a trade deal.



'Serious interference': China summons U.S. ambassador over Trump's Hong Kong bills



China reacted furiously Thursday to United States President Donald Trump's signing two bills aimed at supporting human rights in Hong Kong, summoning the U.S. ambassador to protest and warning the move would undermine cooperation with Washington.



Trump's approval of the bills was not unexpected. Neither was the reaction from Beijing, given China's adamant rejections of any commentary on what it considers an internal issue.



Nevertheless, the clash comes at a sensitive time and could upset already thorny trade negotiations between the two nations.



The U.S. laws, which passed both chambers of Congress almost unanimously, mandate sanctions on Chinese and Hong Kong officials who carry out human rights abuses in Hong Kong, require an annual review of Hong Kong's favorable trade status and prohibit the export to Hong Kong police of certain nonlethal munitions.

https://globalnews.ca/news/6228182/hong-kong-china-trump-us-ambassador/

The CCP thinks no country on earth is allowed to comment on their domestic issues. They have no problem telling the US and Canada to interfere in the independence of their judiciaries though.

China is being irrational and hypocritical.

Quote from: "Shen Li"Beijing will never allow the West to use HK as a base to destabilize China.

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Quote from: "Shen Li"Beijing will never allow the West to use HK as a base to destabilize China.

I have no reason to believe the USA doesn't care about human rights in Hong Kong and supporting it.

Quote from: "Fashionista"Australia's success has been tied to trade with China.



Suddenly, the Chinese Threat to Australia Seems Very Real

After a businessman said Chinese agents sought to implant him in Parliament, that revelation and other espionage cases have finally signaled the end of a "let's get rich together" era.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/28/world/australia/china-spying-wang-liqiang-nick-zhao.html

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Quote from: "Fashionista"Australia's success has been tied to trade with China.



Suddenly, the Chinese Threat to Australia Seems Very Real

After a businessman said Chinese agents sought to implant him in Parliament, that revelation and other espionage cases have finally signaled the end of a "let's get rich together" era.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/28/world/australia/china-spying-wang-liqiang-nick-zhao.html

You have to register to read it. Australia has performed much better than other OECD nations over the past two decades. But, they have put all their eggs in the Chinese basket.

Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"I want all communists dead. If there was a button to push to make that happen, I would have pushed it already.



Fck China. We need to prepare in Australia for invasion. To take those pricks out.

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Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"I want all communists dead. If there was a button to push to make that happen, I would have pushed it already.



Fck China. We need to prepare in Australia for invasion. To take those pricks out.

Australia's prosperity over the past twenty five years has been paid for with trade with China.

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Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"I want all communists dead. If there was a button to push to make that happen, I would have pushed it already.



Fck China. We need to prepare in Australia for invasion. To take those pricks out.

Australia's prosperity over the past twenty five years has been paid for with trade with China.

They're our biggest trading partner but not the only one.

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Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"I want all communists dead. If there was a button to push to make that happen, I would have pushed it already.



Fck China. We need to prepare in Australia for invasion. To take those pricks out.

Australia's prosperity over the past twenty five years has been paid for with trade with China.

They're our biggest trading partner but not the only one.

Which country is Australia's second biggest trading partner?

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Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"I want all communists dead. If there was a button to push to make that happen, I would have pushed it already.



Fck China. We need to prepare in Australia for invasion. To take those pricks out.

Australia's prosperity over the past twenty five years has been paid for with trade with China.

They're our biggest trading partner but not the only one.

Which country is Australia's second biggest trading partner?

Japan

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Quote from: "Dinky Dianna"I want all communists dead. If there was a button to push to make that happen, I would have pushed it already.



Fck China. We need to prepare in Australia for invasion. To take those pricks out.

Australia's prosperity over the past twenty five years has been paid for with trade with China.

They're our biggest trading partner but not the only one.

Which country is Australia's second biggest trading partner?

Japan

A rapidly declining nation.

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2020.

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2020.

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2020.

Lol I don't know if I can say the same thing, in terms of military power the US wins hands down, but when it comes to businesses and corporations and other economic related areas you guys are getting slaughtered by Japanese and Korean companies, if not the financial, debt and other expense issue corroding the business organization from the inside only leads them to end up white knighted by Chinese businesses.  ac_umm

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2020.

Lol I don't know if I can say the same thing, in terms of military power the US wins hands down, but when it comes to businesses and corporations and other economic related areas you guys are getting slaughtered by Japanese and Korean companies, if not the financial, debt and other expense issue corroding the business organization from the inside only leads them to end up white knighted by Chinese businesses.  ac_umm

I thought Japan and Korea were in decline?

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2020.

Lol I don't know if I can say the same thing, in terms of military power the US wins hands down, but when it comes to businesses and corporations and other economic related areas you guys are getting slaughtered by Japanese and Korean companies, if not the financial, debt and other expense issue corroding the business organization from the inside only leads them to end up white knighted by Chinese businesses.  ac_umm

I thought Japan and Korea were in decline?

I do agree Japan is aging quite fast, even criminals there still use outdate methods to run their organization(types of schemes used in crime is a good indicator to reflect the countries advancement). I don't believe Korea is in decline, but I just know most Western countries are declining even faster than the East Asian region in general.

Quote from: "Odinson"I´m watching border security Australia...



What the hell is wrong with the chinese...





Why cant you people act normally and bring NORMAL things with you..



You got live snails, maggots, ointments, panda bear, a wombat and gods know what else with you.

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2020.

Lol I don't know if I can say the same thing, in terms of military power the US wins hands down, but when it comes to businesses and corporations and other economic related areas you guys are getting slaughtered by Japanese and Korean companies, if not the financial, debt and other expense issue corroding the business organization from the inside only leads them to end up white knighted by Chinese businesses.  ac_umm

I thought Japan and Korea were in decline?

I do agree Japan is aging quite fast, even criminals there still use outdate methods to run their organization(types of schemes used in crime is a good indicator to reflect the countries advancement). I don't believe Korea is in decline, but I just know most Western countries are declining even faster than the East Asian region in general.

The East Asia region is just getting really old. The West is old and has self destructive policies.

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2020.

Lol I don't know if I can say the same thing, in terms of military power the US wins hands down, but when it comes to businesses and corporations and other economic related areas you guys are getting slaughtered by Japanese and Korean companies, if not the financial, debt and other expense issue corroding the business organization from the inside only leads them to end up white knighted by Chinese businesses.  ac_umm

I thought Japan and Korea were in decline?

I do agree Japan is aging quite fast, even criminals there still use outdate methods to run their organization(types of schemes used in crime is a good indicator to reflect the countries advancement). I don't believe Korea is in decline, but I just know most Western countries are declining even faster than the East Asian region in general.

The East Asia region is just getting really old. The West is old and has self destructive policies.

I do have to agree, but if you're referring to infrastructures one of the main reason why most of the developed East Asian countries tend to have more old buildings is b/c they have an average of more high rise, as long as one person don't want to move out city planners can't do anything to demolish and rebuild.

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2020.

Lol I don't know if I can say the same thing, in terms of military power the US wins hands down, but when it comes to businesses and corporations and other economic related areas you guys are getting slaughtered by Japanese and Korean companies, if not the financial, debt and other expense issue corroding the business organization from the inside only leads them to end up white knighted by Chinese businesses.  ac_umm

I thought Japan and Korea were in decline?

I do agree Japan is aging quite fast, even criminals there still use outdate methods to run their organization(types of schemes used in crime is a good indicator to reflect the countries advancement). I don't believe Korea is in decline, but I just know most Western countries are declining even faster than the East Asian region in general.

The East Asia region is just getting really old. The West is old and has self destructive policies.

I do have to agree, but if you're referring to infrastructures one of the main reason why most of the developed East Asian countries tend to have more old buildings is b/c they have an average of more high rise, as long as one person don't want to move out city planners can't do anything to demolish and rebuild.

They do in mainland China I believe Zetsu.

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2020.

When  was the first one? The colonial era?

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2020.

When  was the first one? The colonial era?

I dont know... Finns were living in little wooden dirt roof huts during colonial times.

Quote from: "Odinson"I´m thinking the chinese are refitting the old admiral kuznetsov class carriers so that they can more actively support ground forces..



Maximizing their fighter capacity... Also troop carrying capabilities..





African countries are basically selling their own mothers to the chinese... And the chinese will then use their holdings as a pretext for invasion..





Just because we have deserted our imperialist ways, it doesnt mean that other races have followed.

Quote from: "seoulbro"China's leadership does not believe in a justice system that's separate from the whims of the governing party and will punish anyone who tries to reform their system. (Speaking of which, China imprisoned a 71-year-old journalist for leaking Document 9.)



The idea that we and our allies simply need to press our case with China based on appeals to rules or laws misunderstands everything about the Xi Jinping era. They are fully aware of how we do things over here. They just reject it wholesale. Document 9 explicitly mocks the very notion of "rule of law".

Quote from: "seoulbro"China's leadership does not believe in a justice system that's separate from the whims of the governing party and will punish anyone who tries to reform their system. (Speaking of which, China imprisoned a 71-year-old journalist for leaking Document 9.)



The idea that we and our allies simply need to press our case with China based on appeals to rules or laws misunderstands everything about the Xi Jinping era. They are fully aware of how we do things over here. They just reject it wholesale. Document 9 explicitly mocks the very notion of "rule of law".

Quote from: "seoulbro"U.S. expelled Chinese operatives



WASHINGTON — The U.S. government covertly moved to expel two officials from the chinese embassy earlier this year, after they drove onto a military base, The New York Times reported, citing anonymous sources familiar with the matter.



The newspaper reported Sunday that one of the two Chinese officials is believed to be an intelligence officer operating under diplomatic cover.



The Chinese officials breached security at a base in Virginia this fall, and only stopped driving after fire trucks were used to block their path, the Times said.

Quote from: "seoulbro"U.S. expelled Chinese operatives



WASHINGTON — The U.S. government covertly moved to expel two officials from the chinese embassy earlier this year, after they drove onto a military base, The New York Times reported, citing anonymous sources familiar with the matter.



The newspaper reported Sunday that one of the two chinese officials is believed to be an intelligence officer operating under diplomatic cover.



The chinese officials breached security at a base in Virginia this fall, and only stopped driving after fire trucks were used to block their path, the Times said.