"Australia is now paying the price economically for its hostility to China and slavish loyalty to the US"

[Omar del Sur]

Australia is now paying the price economically for its hostility to China and slavish loyalty to the US

Australia is now paying the price economically for its hostility to China and slavish loyalty to the US

The consequences of Canberra’s unconditional alignment with Washington in the cold war against Beijing are becoming clear. How long can Australia afford to be overtly hostile towards China, its biggest benefactor?

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"The consequences of Canberra’s unconditional alignment with Washington in the cold war against Beijing are becoming clear. How long can Australia afford to be overtly hostile towards China, its biggest benefactor?"

 

[Royalflush]

Australia is now paying the price economically for its hostility to China and slavish loyalty to the US

Australia is now paying the price economically for its hostility to China and slavish loyalty to the US

The consequences of Canberra’s unconditional alignment with Washington in the cold war against Beijing are becoming clear. How long can Australia afford to be overtly hostile towards China, its biggest benefactor?

www.rt.com

"The consequences of Canberra’s unconditional alignment with Washington in the cold war against Beijing are becoming clear. How long can Australia afford to be overtly hostile towards China, its biggest benefactor?"

The Chinese control their water and so many infrastructure projects they went in too deep

china’s winning the Cold War with soft power and economics and the Americans use sanctions and hard power it’s clear who’s gonna win. China already owns many ports in Europe and has control over several European countries such as Greece who they were able to influence in Eu agreements.

the Aussies should just calm down and make favourable terms with both countries but alas they’re part of the western agenda