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Huawei could pose a challenge for Australia in Papua New Guinea : Comments
By Jeffrey Wall, published 25/8/2020If PNG started a serious sale of its state enterprises, the Australian government would need to watch it closely, and almost certainly get engaged.
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Posted by ttbn, Tuesday, 25 August 2020 9:21:27 AM
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Australia should use Huawei as part of its further Asianisation program.
Allowing Huawei uncontrolled operation in Australia will supplement Asianisation through Multiculturalism to achieve a fully Asianised Australia. Posted by Mr Opinion, Tuesday, 25 August 2020 10:06:56 AM
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Agree!
Alan B. Posted by Alan B., Tuesday, 25 August 2020 10:27:46 AM
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AUSTRALIAN TAXPAYER MONEY FOR BRIBES TO PNG POLITICIANS
Should Australia get into a bidding war with China knowing that 10-20% of Australian taxpayer money will go into BRIBES for PNGers. PNG is one of the most corrupt countries in the world - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_Perceptions_Index#2012%E2%80%932019 Economic Distortion A. - Frequently corrupt Australian politicians use Australian taxpayer money to subsidise Australian companies to bid for corrupt PNG Government companies. Economic Distortion B. PNG politicians, officials and businessmen in total demand 10%-20% in BRIBES from any sale process. Posted by plantagenet, Tuesday, 25 August 2020 12:36:30 PM
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If only the Goaf & Co had a week's foresight, PNG would be in much better situation as would Australia !
Posted by individual, Wednesday, 26 August 2020 9:38:20 AM
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But, Australia also has the drawback of its own government being like rabbits caught in a spotlight when it comes to the clear and present danger of Chinese Communism as it inches not so slowly, but surely, towards us. The Coalition hasn't shown much interest in China's illegal take over of the South China Sea - which should be a top priority for us - and it is unlikely to be much different in regard to China being even closer to us in PNG. The mad panic Australian politicians have displayed in the face of the China virus is a fair indication of what we can expect when they are faced with inevitable further threats of a more direct kind from China.