Stop the Asian Invasion: Chinese Takeover of Australia - Politicians 4 Sale

[Rev.Cambeul]

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[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Stark warning from military experts on Australia's future

A SENIOR military expert has given a stark insight into what would happen if Australia was attacked at war. It's not good.

Matt Young | News.com.au (Australia) | 5 January 2018

http://www.news.com.au/technology/new-senator-and-retired-military-chief-jim-molans-stark-warning/news-story/ff8012248e53aba5c2cff3d832f02aba

http://www.ntnews.com.au/technology/new-senator-and-retired-military-chief-jim-molans-stark-warning/news-story/ff8012248e53aba5c2cff3d832f02aba

AUSTRALIA would spiral in to a Mad Max-style world if our slim fuel reserves were cut off by an enemy, a defence expert has warned.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n29c-q3_8Q

It comes with a stark warning that "if an adversary decided to, they could cut off fuel supply to Australia very easily".

Defence Strategy and Capability at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute senior analyst Dr Malcolm Davis said incoming Liberal Senator Jim Molan's warning that Australian forces would be rendered almost useless in just 19 days was "absolutely true" and warned that Australia is "one of the few countries in the world that does not take our energy security seriously".

Mr Molan, a former senior military officer, said on Wednesday that if Australia's current stockpiles of petrol, diesel and aviation fuel ran dry then the military would effectively be grounded in that time.

It is a debate that has raged between experts for years as experts accuse the Australian government of ignoring the issue.

Molan was the chief of operations for coalition forces in Iraq and will enter federal Parliament next month, replacing former deputy Nationals leader Fiona Nash who was forced out of the Upper House over the citizenship scandal.

After he quit the military, he was the driving force behind the Abbott Government's successful Operation Sovereign Borders that stopped asylum seekers reaching the mainland.

Australia was one of the few places in the world that didn't have a government-mandated strategic reserve of fuel, Mr Molan said.

Dr Davis backed Mr Molan's comments, saying Australia's fuel reserves would last "20 days at best" if supplies were cut off.

"It would be a Mad Max world. Our society and our economy would begin to fall apart very quickly," Dr Davis told news.com.au.

"It's like electricity — everything depends on fuel to make an economy run. It is very serious.

"We've left ourselves in a perilous situation and governments on both sides have been negligent in this regard.

"Military analysts have been warning consistently for years and they just ignore it."

The fuel threat had been assessed by former air force vice-marshal John Blackburn in 2015 who found if Australia's sea lines were blocked through terrorism or conflict in the South China Sea, supplies would be depleted within weeks.

Mr Molan also warned Australia's pledge to boost defence spending over the next decade by $30 billion — to the 2 per cent of GDP Donald Trump has been urging NATO allies to commit to — might not actually be enough.

"You can't just hit 2 per cent and achieve military perfection. You've got to stay at that level of expenditure."

Writing in The Australian, Mr Molan said it was also not a guarantee that the US could or would come to Australia's aid.

"Until I deployed to Iraq with the US military in 2004-05, I made the common mistake of assuming US power was infinite," he writes. "The US was indeed powerful after 1945 and even more powerful winning the Cold War. But the US Army had only 10 full-time combat divisions and ... was furiously trying to increase its strength."

Further cutbacks since then had weakened their forces even more — to the extent that only three brigades was now combat-ready.
Dr Davis said a major war between the United States and China in the Pacific could be the catalyst to disrupt Australia's fuel supply.
He explained most of Australia's fuel is transported through narrow straights by tanker ships.

"Instead of investing in refinement facilities here for refining fuel, the government has decided it's cheaper to do it overseas."

One of the key facilities is in Singapore.

"The price they pay for that in a crisis is that China can interrupt flow to Australia relatively easy and our economy falls apart.

"It's very negligent of the government to let this situation happen. It's even more appalling we've been warning both political parties for years about this."

Dr Davis warned the US military had become severely depleted since the Bush administration and said China, Iran, North Korea and Russia had become "direct threats".

"In a world where there's no threats like in the 1990s maybe you could get away with that but we are in 21st century in a world with many, many threats.

"It's no longer about terrorism."

But, Dr Davis warned President Trump's approach was too "haphazard and chaotic" to see a positive result.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJgfu-4jpuA

[Rev.Cambeul]

Chinks claim they own Australia ...

'Australia belongs to China': Taiwan tensions at boiling point in Sydney hot pot restaurant

DURING her waitressing shift, Winnie's boss asked her a simple question over the walkie talkie. Her response got her sacked.

Frank Chung | News.com.au (Australia) | 15 January 2018

http://www.news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/australia-belongs-to-china-taiwan-tensions-at-boiling-point-in-sydney-hot-pot-restaurant/news-story/8bd096bf42d07d4c0fd7d532e8936704

Extract: AN AUSTRALIAN restaurant has been accused of sacking a Taiwanese worker for saying Taiwan was not part of China.

The woman, known only as Winnie, claims she was sacked from a hotpot restaurant in Sydney's inner-west after being grilled by her boss about her stance on the hot-button issue.

According to a Facebook post, which was picked up by Chinese media after going viral, Winnie was working a night shift at the restaurant when the incident happened.

"At that time, the restaurant was not very busy, the boss called me via walkie talkie," she wrote. "Winnie, Winnie, could I ask you a question?" he asked, according to her account. "Does Taiwan belong to China?"

She immediately replied, "Definitely not." Twenty minutes later, she was told to go home and not come back to work the next day.

In her Facebook post, Winnie said she did "not even think about" the response. "Personally speaking, I hold a neutral position on the relationship between China and Taiwan," she wrote. "I was dumbfounded ... I felt speechless."

On Facebook, others responded ... Yangson Tsai wrote, "I would like to ask, if Chinese people are so patriotic, why don't they go back? Why are they dying to stay in Australia? [Why do they] study abroad to find ways to not return to China?"

Chien Chung Wang said "these kind of Chinese" had been indoctrinated with Chinese nationalism "since drinking milk", even in a "free and democratic country where ordinary people live a very low profile".

On Chinese social media, many appeared to support the sacking. "The answer should be 'yes'," Wai Man Sung wrote on Weibo.

"And one more sentence. Australia belongs to China."

Also: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5269961/Restaurant-accused-sacking-worker-saying-Taiwan-not-China.html

[Br.Rebel]

I know example where will "social" state by tax players pay to Chinks one project because they are poor wage workers and it is easy cost than other offers by european investors. State do not have money for white workers and also crony capitalists do not have will for change someone.
Because I did not see how are Chinks as race,what is your oppinion about  them? Are they peaceful people who love business or they can make problems like races who are not yellow? What is their strategy for expansion and what is main difference between them and other non-white Australians?

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Chinks were banished from Australia around 1890. They worked for nothing and in teams to get all the GOld produced.THey brought down living standards and undermined the colony. However the Japanese were allowed  to Broome for dangerous Peal diving jobs.

Because Australia went and fought in Vietnam war the Vietnamese refugees could come.

Asians are like insects, they'd have a hive in China and go collect pollen from every place else to go back to the hive.

We have two sorts of pesky Asians.
(1) The poor ones who take our jobs that get outsourced to them.Usually Vietnamese,Phillipines and Cambodians.They sell drugs and carry weapons.

(2) The Rich kind. The West singned "Lima agreement" in 70's allowing products to be outsourced.Rich Chinks got power from all this production we gave them. Now they come to Australia/USA and NZ and buy out our industries and property making it hard for people to break into the property market.It's now common for advertising and department stores to have Chinese writing to welcome these rich customers.

Their game plan? Buy everything we own from baby boomer generation so these people go retire In Thailand and screw sluts all day.Or get a Phillipino "dial a bride" flow money to her family in the third world and retire.It is likely the man list his property's to his former divorcee.

Asians are organised and make enclaves.They see opportunity here and punish their kids if their school results are bad.

[Br.Rebel]

According to that,I see that you also have problem with whites who produce good and expect poor wage workers and they do not have more children and give fair re-distribution of capital to them through inheritance what mean genetic downfall of society and future rebellion of under-mans.