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Australia turns back on ally

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The Japanese ambassador to Australia has criticised Australia for not standing up to China internationally.

Our gutless Labor government has not shown any interest in our ally's (Japan) stand on Taiwan, or the fact that some mad Chinaman talked about cutting off the Japanese Prime Minister's “dirty neck”. More sanctions have been put on Japan by China for being a democratic country with a concern for the Communist Chinese threat to another democratic country, Taiwan.

Japan is our most important ally in Asia.

Australia's dependence on China for just about everything has turned the government into gutless wonders; with the Coalition not much better, since Morrison called out the Communists on Covid.

China now knows that they have Australia by the balls.

More CCP showing off its navy in the Philippine Sea (we had to find out from New Zealand). How long before they are back again in our waters, demonstrating their might and the obvious fact that we are helpless militarily and politically?

When a country's politicians are as bad as Australia's are, democracy gives the people the ability to sack them. But voters don't seem to be interested in doing that, so things are going to get worse. Communist China will get its way in the region. They have done more than enough to convince us of it, but most people haven't been listening. They will only appreciate democracy when it has been taken from them.
Posted by ttbn, Thursday, 4 December 2025 11:18:52 AM
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