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We're not the independant nation too many appear to believe we are. And we never were
Look at where we are on the map
that's it
We're going to be taken over. It was always on the cards and haunted politicians from the outset
So it's just a matter of who takes us over
The US has too many problems of its own, which it's never going to resolve, to be of use to us
The reality is, our only value, if we have one, is how we can be used
The US wants to use us for its own benefit. Australia's value to the US lies in the fact the US has its tracking stations here. Every now and then, the US patronises us by acting as if it knows where we even are and giving one or another Aussie politician a bit of flattery and pat on the bonce
The UK also has problems of its own which are beyond solving now, thanks to the parasites who dumped half the world's flotsam there
So who's left?
that's right, the next superpower, China, which already owns huge swathes of this country and its viable agricultural land in addition to 100 year lease on Darwin port and it's own airport, lol
So let's stop pretending we have any say about what happens to this massive chunk of dirt in the southern hemisphere
we have a miniscule population in comparison to land size. Even if we had twenty times the population, we wouldn't be able to secure borders of Australia's size
so, sooner China makes its take over official, the better off we'll be
for a start, China will clear out the riff raff and put a halt to any more unwanted migrants
China's organised, has to be. And it's had lots of practice
under China, Australia could well become an industrial powerhouse
and the news today is that Chinese ex-pats are seeking to return to China's censored media
[i]Why are millions of Chinese expats using VPNs to get back inside Beijing's Great Firewall?[b]ABCWhat does the average person want from life once they've matured a bit? Roof over head, food on table, bit of money in bank, peace, freedom from stress. Yet in our so called 'free society' those simple wants are very difficult to achieve
basically, people want a parent-figure to protect them. And China's regime satisfies that need. Not perfectly, but pretty well. People are still working, popping out kids, planning for a future and going to parks in China, so how bad can it actually be despite western media portrays it negatively
So the sooner China walks in and our corrupt and useless politicians are kicked out, the better, from the perspective of the average Aussie
better China than the majority muslim south pacific chicken head dictatorships