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18/11/22

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Originally posted by Lapdog: ↑

It seems we've NOT heard the last about Scott Morrison's decision to renege on Australia's contract for French submarines:

" ‘Nuclear confrontation’: Macron hits out at Morrison over submarines "
"... Macron told reporters in Bangkok that Australia’s original deal with France was “not confrontational to China because they are not nuclear-powered submarines”.“But the choice made by [former] prime minister [Scott] Morrison was the opposite, re-entering into nuclear confrontation, making himself completely dependent by deciding to equip themselves [with a] submarine fleet that the Australians are incapable of producing and maintaining in-house,” he said. ..."
www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/nuclear-confrontation-macron-hits-out-at-morrison-over-submarines-20221118-p5bzb1.html

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" Emmanuel Macron accuses Scott Morrison of provoking 'nuclear confrontation' with China "
www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-17/french-macron-takes-aim-at-morrison-over-submarine-deal/101668172

" Macron accuses Morrison of provoking 'confrontation' with China over submarines "
www.9news.com.au/world/emmanuel-macron-accuses-scott-morrison-of-entering-confrontation-with-china-over-aukus-submarine-deal/4142fa73-baf0-43c2-abd8-526d302fd743

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One of the best things Morrison did. The army call the French helicopters french pos - peices of shit so imagine what the subs would be like.

seems macaroon is trying to get more money from albanese and no doubt will succeed.
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