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

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/coronavirus/2020/06/06/coronavirus-china-travel-warning-australia/
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China claims Australians are becoming increasingly racist against Asians because of the coronavirus pandemic and has issued a travel warning to its citizens.

Beijing has advised Chinese people against visiting Australia because of what it says is a rise in racial discrimination and violence against Chinese people, linked to COVID-19.

With relations between the trading nations already on edge, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued the travel advice on Friday evening, citing an "alarming increase" in anti-Asian sentiment

However the statement did not elaborate on specific examples of such discrimination or violence against people of Asian background.

The ministry's statement said: "There has been an alarming increase recently in acts of racial discrimination and violence against Chinese and Asians in Australia, due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

"The Ministry of Culture and Tourism reminds Chinese tourists to enhance their safety awareness and do not travel to Australia."

Asians of various backgrounds have said they have been harassed since the outbreak of the coronavirus, including in the United States.

China issued a warning to tourists travelling to the US earlier this year after some said they were mistreated in connection with the outbreak

People don't like them?! And they don't comprehend why?!
They displace people! They invented this virus to divide everybody and mess everything in the world up! They have their own country, don't come here and parasite it!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://thenewdaily.com.au/finance/finance-news/2020/06/05/china-foreign-investment-powers/

In the biggest foreign investment reforms since 1975, foreign investors will face tougher scrutiny before taking a stake in Australian companies and resources.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg unveiled a proposal to turn Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) from toothless tiger to apex predator.

The proposal comes at a time of heightened tension between Canberra and Beijing, prompting speculation the new powers are intended to curb China's influence in Australia's economy

But the fears surrounding Chinese investment may be overblown.

James Laurenceson, director of the UTS China-Australia Relations Institute, told The New Daily public attitudes towards foreign investment of any sort have long been sceptical.

"First it was American investment in the 1960s and '70s – there was huge pushback against that, then it was Japanese investment in the 1980s," he said.

"But obviously with China there are additional complications; China is a very different country to us in terms of politics and values in a way that the United States never was."

Even so, data from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade shows China is only a small contributor to Australia's total foreign investment pool

In 2019, China invested $78.2 billion in Australia – only 2 per cent of foreign capital invested into Australia that year and a fraction of the $983.7 billion received from the US.

"A lot of Australians imagine China is an economic powerhouse, and because of this they assume that's true for both trade and investment, when in fact it's not," Mr Laurenceson said

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8396597/Beijing-fires-shot-Australia-says-Chinese-abandon-country-racism.html

Chinese escalated its threats against Australia after warning tourists not to visit, with a state-run newspaper warning it could lose Chinese consumers entirely.

The latest round in the hostile war of words between the two nations comes two days after the Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism urged citizens to avoid holidaying in Australia.

The ministry claimed there has been a 'significant increase' in racial discrimination and violence against Chinese and Asian people during the coronavirus pandemic.

On Sunday state-owned newspaper Global Times published a fresh attack, declaring the loss of Chinese tourists would be 'just the tip of the iceberg

The strongly-worded article also noted Australia's 'overwhelming media coverage' on the rise of racism since the pandemic and warned its citizens that current laws won't protect them if they are subjected to similar attacks while visiting Australia.

'It is Australia's unfriendly attitude, not the travel alert, that may really scare away Chinese tourists and students,' the article read.

'If Australia wants to retain the gain from its economic ties with China, it must make a real change to its current stance on China, or it will completely lose the benefits of Chinese consumers.

'The tourism loss may be just a tip of iceberg in its loss of Chinese interest.'

More than 1.3 million from mainland China headed Down Under in the year ending September 2019, according to Tourism Research Australia data.

The $12.3billion Chinese visitors spent represented almost a third of all spending by international travellers during the period

The Global Times also criticised Australian politicians after federal trade and tourism Minister Simon Birmingham and deputy prime minister Michael McCormack hit back at China's claims about increased racism.

'Australian politicians have always readily launched attacks against China even when they know clearly that their assertions are unjustified, because they are too easily swayed by US political attitude and too eager to win US favors,' the article states.

'It is what they do, not what they say, that really determines which direction China and Australia will go

The latest round in the ongoing feud between the two nations comes after Beijing became infuriated by Australia's calls for an independent inquiry into the origins of the virus, claiming it was a 'malicious' attempt to blame and 'stigmatize' China

China slapped an 80 per cent tariff on Australian barley and suspended imports from four Australian beef suppliers in apparent revenge - and warned of further punishment

About one third of Australia's total exports - including iron ore, gas, coal and food - go to China, bringing in around $135billion per year and providing thousands of jobs

All because we want an enquiry into this Covid 19? Just means if they leave us we'll be rid of them taking us over.

[Rev.Cambeul]

NO CHINESE

ROLL UP

[Rev.Cambeul]

'Do you know what you've done to Australia?' Black tradesmen lash out at toilet paper hoarders after discovering a huge stockpile behind a suburban home - before helping themselves to the stash while accusing the Chink owner of sending the rolls to China

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8466999/Tradies-steal-toilet-paper-homeowner-stashed-rolls-Sydney-home.html

https://videos.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2020/06/27/3772516889288818091/640x360_MP4_3772516889288818091.mp4

Comment:

If the MSM and government had told the truth about "Panic Buying" then everyone would understand that it was just Chinese Profiteers buying and stealing, stripping shops bare and shipping Australian produce to China. Everyone would have been angry, but there would not have been any "Panic Buying."

[Rev.Cambeul]

Have you ever wondered what we CREATORS mean by KOSHER CONSERVATIVES? With CHINA we have a MARXIST REGIME that is the worst threat the world has seen since STALIN. And what do the KOSHER CONS call it? Another HITLER and the NAZIS on Australia's doorstep ...

Fucking Kosher Lunatic!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oQExE1E_FM

But, to give him a fair go, beyond his Yiddish Semantics, Bolt (and some of his Sky News pals) is however correct about his declarations of China's urge to launch an attack on Australia.