Hi mhaze,

"And it might be true that some Japanese people don't want bases nearby."
- It is true, not might be.

"Come back and tell me when the Japanese government says they don't want bases. Until then its just more rubbish that you've fallen for."
- Come back and tell me when the Australian government says they don't want more immigrants. Until then it's just more rubbish that you've fallen for, lol.

Anytime you mention immigrants from now on I'll dismiss you.
Obviously it's not the governments policy, right?

Your brain farts make you a danger to yourself mhaze.
You just love stepping in your own piles of crap, don't you.

You try to win arguments but you forget what you said elsewhere 5 minutes ago, it's kinda stupid you know.
I'm not sure you have any solid grounding in ethics or principles.
Which means that its really just random brain farts attempting to have the final say.

Quite the tantrum AC. Complete with scatological references no less which is what your 'thinking' is reduced to.

As to immigration, (which I didn't mention in this thread but we're used to seeing AC getting confused) I didn't say it was Australian government policy, just that it should be, whereas you falsely asserted that an opinion poll in a small part of Japan represented Japanese government policy. See the difference? I assume not.

I can't help but note and notice that as soon as the facts about US government debt are presented, you run a mile. Pretty standard.

I find it inexcusable for ships & other vital equipment not being manufactured here. Is the quest for profit overriding all sense & throws concern for future generations into the wind ? Replace competent workers with vote offering future enemies draining the coffers simply for momentary profit ?
That's not managing, that's criminal neglect of duty !

I see the American's let off the worlds biggest firecracker yesterday. It looked like a mini A-bomb going off, $2.5 billion up in smoke. Nothing like good old American ingenuity and know-how!

I note that GWM (Great Wall Motor) are having an end of financial year run out sale. Australia could pick up a fully registered, no more to pay, on sea, Chinese Nuk Sub, the 'Dim-Sim' model for a measly $750 million, less with trade, flog our old 1962 Collins coal fired job for 500 bucks, the Chinese will send it to the Indian 'wreckers' or recycle parts for $10 'ANCO' brand toasters for K-mart.

The Yanks are going to charge us a $100 billion each for their's, and they don't even come with a CD player! How shocking is that!

“I find it inexcusable for ships & other vital equipment not being manufactured here”.

The reason why ships, and most things we need, are not built in Australia, is the Albanese Socialist government who, given an enormous majority a year ago, despite their appalling first three years, do not care whether you excuse them or not.

They prefer to import everything, including people who are easier to handle under their authoritarian elected dictatorship.