jimmy2shoes,

Is that a guess on your part or are you particularly qualified in these things?

Wow! Look what I found on today's news site. A typical Sydney street scene with lots of Aussies practising social distancing.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-07-12/hong-kong-visa-acting-minister-for-immigration-alan-tudge/12446754

wow, senator wong, she does sound smart at times.

But, all her rhetoric will not amount to much if the CCP keeps eroding international institutions.

If it does, we should simply leave.

It all depends on the CCP and the world's level of tolerance.

I'm not sure if you're being facetious or not, but isn't that picture taken in Hong Kong. If you look closely it appears that a lot of the signs have Chinese writing on them (besides the fact that the whole crowd seems to characteristically Chinese looking in appearance).

My last post should have been addressed to Mr Opinion.

Dear Chris,

Senator Wong is right - we need to form deeper alliances
with other countries - and Australia does have a long
history of making international institutions more
effective and equitable and she needs to support key
candidates and more actively promote the nation's
expertise within global bodies. Australia is taking
the right approach at present.