If you put petrol drive a car or buy almost any manufactured item most likely you are supporting countries you probably would not agree with.
Is the small manufacturer in Guangdong province (who almost certainly make your smartphone, accessories etc) responsible for Chinese governments expansionary policy? I hardly think so.
Karadeniz is a family owned company with more than 30 years in international power generation and trading. Their growing self-funded Powership fleet totals over 2700MW.
Turkey is a member of NATO, handed over leadership of G20 to Australia and has a peaceful and growing trade relationship with Australia.
Turks are mature enough to provide security for Australians to today commemorate the Gallipoli landing, when bonds of friendship were established during the truces of that terrible conflict.
Ghana has a retail power price 1/3 of South Australia, despite a high dependence on imported gas. It has been a liberal democracy for more than 20 years.
Perhaps it is time for Australia to really grow up. Xenophobia is not a helpful pre-disposition in a changing world.
