Mr O,

I'm actually rather busy with my life at the moment.
I have so much on my plate just dealing with
family, grand-children, and community groups.
Rightly or wrongly
China is the least of my concerns at present.

Perhaps you have too much time on your hands.

Foxy,

If it happens it happens and everyone will just have to get used to being part of a Chinese empire.

I have been saying for a long time that I think Australia has a Chinese future and the way things are going I might be proven to be right.

Hi Foxy,

Tell the grandkids to relax, tell them to think of how good life was for them back in the good old days of the 1950's Play them their favourite Perry Como record, tell em' its a 78 they'll understand that. If you haven't got Perry's latest, just borrow it from ALTIE or Hassy, they have his complete collection from the 1950's. None of that newfangled subversive rock n' roll rubbish for those guys! Its Perry or nothing!

Paul1405,

Foxy is in shock after learning that Scott Morrison has been stealing my ideas on China and putting them up as his own.

Everyone knows that when Mr Opinion warns about the threat of China it is because he is a dummy but when Scott Morrison (today) warns about the threat of China it is because he is smart.

I can handle being the dummy and I am happy to let Scott Morrison take my ideas on China and put them up as his own. Everyone on OLO knows that he took his ideas off me.

Paul, I think I might have to pull back on criticising you hence forth, here-after.
I feel responsible for your current strange and inexplicable and somewhat less coherent or erratic commentary.
Some of your last posts have seemed a little vague and expose a very unstable and unsure conviction of the topics you refer to or comment on.
Just thought I'd mention it in case you are struggling.
I can't afford to lose you as you are one of the few on here I disagree with so much.
It would leave us with mainly you know who, and that would not do as they are not very challenging at all.

Hi Paul,

Thanks for the advice.

I'll look into it.

Have you given a discussion on the 1950s any more
thought?

It would be interesting to read how our forum members
remember those times. Especially what they remember.
What made an impression on them. And why.
It's always good to see from both sides of a coin so
to speak - but not only both sides - but to take a look
around the edges as well.

Everyone has a story to tell.

They're all worth telling.

Take care.
Stay safe.