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Originally posted by pintohoo ↑

America's security - has only brought pain to it's own house.

At least for normal people. It has, of course, brought enormous wealth to the owners of the businesses that run the war machine.

Thankfully - they are a big enough, close enough and silly enough target, along with European and British mates -------- to keep the heat away from Australia.

Again - thank heavens for distance.

Australia should - in as quick a time as possible - make itself as financially secure as possible without reliance on other Nations -- like China or similar.

We need to ditch the idea of being a resource economy asap - and also get rid of the dead horse thinking of manufacturing.

Make sure we have NOTHING of value here as bait - and, only have the brains of our people.

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Yep true except all our brains are attracted to where the money is, Silican valley and anywhere but Oz because our economy of scale does not support funding issues. Fortunately there ares some stars breaking the consensus mould and making a name for themselves, Atlassian and Catapult. But eventually they will go seeking where the market potentials are and will be just another Oz export.
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