Dear Critic,

«Going to war against Chine will not result in a good outcome by any means.»

But who is going to war here?

Certainly not Australia!

We are under attack: China wants to dig up and plunder Australia, and in the process also finish up its population: it needs the ores, not the people - so what do you suggest Australia should do, assuming that we have no non-conventional weapons of our own?

"We are under attack: China wants to dig up and plunder Australia, and in the process also finish up its population"

Got any evidence of that? China is our biggest trade partner, we have many good hard working Chinese immigrants and almost everything we own is made in China. What sort of weirdo paranoid war mongering makes you say "We are under attack"?

Foreign investment in Australia US 25% UK 19% and China 5%. Yuyutsu your statement is rubbish, the irony is, its through foreign investment from our "friends" that facilities the supply of raw materials from Australia to China.

Dear Mikk,

The evidence is the Chinese warships circling Australia and shooting for practice.

Yes, till now China and Australia were trade partners, but why should China trade with Australia if it can get what it wants for free?

China does not need the Australian people and their skills - it has plenty of both: all it needs from Australia is its minerals.

Now that America is no more, China can go ahead and is preparing to do what they deem best for China, not for us.

Chinese immigrants?
Yes, they are wonderful people who were so far fortunate to escape the Chinese regime, but not for much longer, I am afraid, as they will perish along the rest of us once China invades.

There is not much we can do, only India may protect us now, perhaps, and as I mentioned earlier, if we manage to gather here some of the Taiwanese air-force and navy, then that may increase our chances of survival.

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Dear Paul,

China does not need to invest in Australia as no finances are needed, just make all working-age Australians dig for them for free at gunpoint till they drop.

Competition over AI in China is getting serious.
A month or so back it was DeepSeek that beat out the Western efforts Open AI.
But it's not silicone valley that beating China now, but China who is beating China.
The West is going to be left in the dust.
http://manus.im/

Hi Yuyutsu,

You are delusional if you think mining is some pick and shovel operation in Australia, in fact its a high investment operation with a relatively small workforce. A good proportion of foreign investment in Australia is in mining, my point being, it is through our "friends" investment in our resource sector that facilitates the massive Chinese world trade.