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26/01/21

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Originally posted by Batmansdaughter ↑

So, the 7th Fleet has moved into the Taiwan Straights at the request of Taiwan, due to Chinese military build-up.

Let's hope that my suggestion that Australia Day, being 6 days into Biden's presidency, will not be the day when China tests the waters for war by attempting to remove Australia from the Sth China Sea.

Many Australian's think that China's economic attack on Australia these recent months was a result of Morrison's request for the international enquiry into the origins of the pandemic. Nothing could be further form the truth.

Xi's last reluctant conversation with Morrison (in Japan at the economic summit) was 7 months before the virus arrived on Australian shores. It was also just a few months after Australia rejected Huawei's 5G Network plans for Australia, and importantly, the Australian governments advice to the other 5 Eyes Nations to also reject Huawei. China was not pleased.

Australian war ships have been patrolling the Sth China Sea for much longer. much to the displeasure of China. Their Global Times Editor has made reference to it many times. (See previous posts).

China has had enough, and soon will flex its muscle; unfortunately.

Let's hope that Australia Day remains peaceful for our seafaring Australians, and for a long period to come. Unfortunately though, I hold little faith in China not making war in the near future.

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Pretty simple really, gtfo China sea, they will die for it. Question is will the west die for it as well, if they do, pretty obvious outcome. War, then nuclear war.
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