Bazz,

Maybe. But I think it is more about the greed of a few already wealthy people and raw power. Have you ever watched one of Schwab's pep talks? Pure evil. Dr. No without the white cat.

Of course, if Senator Jim Molan is right - that war between the US and China is "more likely than people are prepared to estimate" - then the Great Reset might fall by the wayside. No matter what, people will remain in denial right up to the deathknock.

ttbn,

I'm convinced that Australia will be amongst the first to fall to Chinese aggression.

I doubt that China or anyone viz Russia will attack the US (unless they have sh!t for brains). Simply because the US will retaliate by unleashing its nuclear arsenal against China and Russia.

The answer: Just invade Australia where there is no chance of a nuclear retaliation. Because the US won't unleash its nuclear arsenal just to save Australia. The Americans would have to have sh!t for brains to do that.

Australia will just be listed as collateral damage in the struggle for supremacy between the US and China.

So, yes I definitely think Australia will fall to China and I think it will happen in the not too distant future. I think the timing will coincide with a massive build up of Chinese air and naval forces in the South China Sea. I said this five years ago and everyone on the The Forum told me I was stupid because China had no ambitions in the South China Sea.

Mr. Opinion,

While Australians continue to be in denial, with their 'it just couldn't happens' and believing in what the Ad Man and the MSM say, anything could happen happen to Australia, where 80% of the population is living in la la land.

ttbn,

You have to keep in mind that there are those of The Forum's pro-China camp who will pull out the race card to discredit any anti-Chinese opinion. I think they are Chinese plants and collaborators. We all know who they are.

Mr 0,
> said this five years ago and everyone on the The Forum told me I
> was stupid because China had no ambitions in the South China Sea.

Can you provide a reference for that? It sounds extremely dubious to me; five years ago it was fairly well known that China had ambitions in the South China Sea.