He's a bit of a prick but he's not wrong. I wonder what Rudd would think were he not currently a diplomat.

Both were pretty clear-eyed about the opportunities of working with China and the futility of standing against them given the insignificance of Australia as anything but a weapons platform for the imperial machine of the USA.

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[+] -7 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 child)

Can you tell us the last date China dropped a bomb? Please?

You're confused. China doesn't do imperialism. China's actions in Tibet weren't imperialism, they were liberating a feudalist society that still used slaves. Taiwan is literally allowed to exist as a thorn in China's side, but that's not good enough - you HAVE to believe they are going to invade it. Because that is all you know.

Between the US and China, it is certainly the United States that will inevitability attack Australia. You just don't realize it because you're too busy slurping up ChinaBad propaganda. With the US as your ally, you've already sealed your fate. And China will happily watch your decline.

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