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Why the HELL do you post stuff from SKY? It's Murdoch at his worst. and very unreliable is Putting it Mildly. They NEVER let up on Albanese or Labor right or wrong . Try fact checking some of this stuff. Nev

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I find you need to look at a lot of  news sites and sort the wheat from the chaff including Sky and the abc

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There's NOTHING in the article, Credlin WAS T.A Bot's BRAIN. SKY is Merde och. 2GB and SKY are$#!t and a disgrace to JOURNALISM.   Nev

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Half the population , are immigrants,  

So how are we supposed to know know what those Aussie jokes mean .

most , like American joke are only funny to Americans .

spacesailor

 

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Albo's mob is walking the tightrope between Chinese economic activity and US military activity. Albo has to show loyalty to treaties between the US and Australia while acknowledging the economic importance of China to Australia. I've said it before that I don't think China will take military action any further than the South China Sea. The legal and governance issues of the South China Sea are complex and contentious. China’s nine-dash-line claim, and the other maritime states declaring their overlapping 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zones under the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea, tend to dominate Asian and global dialogues.

The South China Sea: Complex and Changing | Proceedings - January 2023 Vol.  149/1/1,439

 Taiwan is China's major territorial goal. Taiwan, formerly known as Formosa, by the Qing dynasty of China to the Empire of Japan in the Treaty of Shimonoseki, which ended the first Sino-Japnese War. The Republic of Formosa was a short-lived republic that existed on the island of Taiwan in 1895. The Republic lasted 151 days; it was proclaimed on 23 May 1895 and extinguished on 21 October, when the Republican capital Tainan was taken over by the Japanese. The territory remained in Japanese hands until Japna's defeat in WWII. The politics of Taiwan soverignty is complex. At present, domestically, the major political contention is between the Pan-Blue Coalition, who favors eventual Chinese unification under the ROC and promoting a pan-Chinese identity, contrasted with the Pan-Green Coalition, which favors eventual Taiwanese independence and promoting a Taiwanese identity. 

 

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IF China was a  really terrific Place to be they would move freely to and fro.. In the  rest of the World, Trump IS THE JOKE  but a BAD dangerous one. Nev

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It's meeting an agreed schedule so why SHOUT about it? Why give Trump's USA a chance to default on the deal at this stage?  It was Sco Mo that signed us up, don't forget. Nev 

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Because Chump is considering pulling the plug on AUKUS. There is no guarantee that we will get anything, or any of our money back. You'd keep paying money (lots of it) for nothing?

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Chump won't pull the plug on AUKUS, he's smart enough to see it means a lot of money being transferred to the U.S. from Australia - and I'm sure he's currently working out a way to personally benefit from that $368B we're going to apparently have to cough up - just to get a few nuclear subs that will be obsolete by the time we get them.

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If He (Trumper) duds Aus let that be on his shoulders. We default then we give him an out. That would be dumb. Of Course this is real money but a drop in the bucket in the Big scheme of things. I'm sure they have had  advice. Aukus Includes Britain. There is a "review" in Place  That in itself is not out of place or unreasonable. Considering "Pulling the Plug" wouldn't automatically BE INFERED and it's challengeable if the terms are not reasonable.  nev

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