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Australia will not be alone 🇦🇺 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇪🇺
A Nato-like alliance is already being set in place to counter China's hegemonic activities in the Asia-Pacific region.
LOL
CHILE ARGENTINA THE SCANDINAVIA OF THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE AURORA AUSTRAL
Arming Australia in an effort to bring defense parity to the region is anything but “terrifying”. It’s logical. It’s necessary and it’s the best means of avoiding war. Think about it: Germany didn’t go after well armed countries in the 1930s. It went after the least prepared nation states.
Germany went after UK and France both well armed the French only lost because their govt at the time were cowards and did not want to risk their own lives same with any war the govt in control is fine for the people to die but not themselves.
ya, listen to the guys accent - he sounds like hes pro-China.
Absolute rubbish Statesmanship is how to avoid conflict, not armaments, look at US's record of arming and waring! China has not engaged in any conflict since the 1970s, US has been continuously at war because of its bullying tactics.
100% correct. Peace comes through strength, no weakness. China is dangerous because they’re in terminal decline. This is a threat to the leadership and they know it. Their demographic catastrophe has no means of recovery and China will cease to be a major world power in the next 20 years. This is why the US companies invested in China are in a made rush to re-shore, friend-shore, and near-shore their facilities outside of China. All that said, China will not attack Australia. The US could and would immediately shut down all oil and food imports to China and they would have a 500 million person starvation event within six months.
@@TheAllstar420 ARGENTINA RUSIA BUENOS AMIGOS
The Aussies have always been there for United States. If we have to go to war to help them, America will be there.
US will sell AU the weaponary and make AU another war proxy
With America overextended still playing the world policemen and involved in so many military issues they should not be involved in, dont count on it. Indonesia the second largest muslim enclave in the world is by and far the worst danger to us. Why do you think our major ADF bases have been relocated to the north over the past four decades?
Thanks mate!
No worries, Aussies. The Chinese would first have to break the lines of the US Navy... And that aint happening anytime this century. Much love to my Aussie brothers from the US! ❤
Suggest you get some NEWER INTEL! CHINA already has the Missile and Military Capability to take the Pacific. They are staging to take the US. Refer to the map on here. CHINA IS OUR ENEMY! THEIR CHOICE! They want WORLD DOMINATION and have said so! Suggest you read SUN TUZ, The Art of War! You are UNDER ESTIMATING YOUR ENEMIES!
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They're close to establishing a base that can detect and intercept protecting the neighboring countries not to mention the island fortress airbase the Japanese are building for the US. Then India is having on going skirmishes. Their aggressive was in an established world are starting to take effect.
Yep! Not when the U.S. 7th Fleet is around!!!
much love from oz
If I remember correctly from WWII, in an attempt to cut Australia off from support and force it into submission the Japanese had control of the Solomon Islands and most of Dutch East Indies islands. Initially their plans were to convoy raid the Australian trade routes to the point that would force the country into submission but if that didn't work (and the Japanese didn't think it would) they would invade Australia to force its surrender. The Japanese planned to use Papa New Guinea as a staging base for invasion. They had almost completed the capture of Papa New Guinea but thankfully the United States navy and the allied army were able to intervene in time to stop that from happening. Personally I see something similar playing out right now before our eyes. I think China is trying to set itself up to where it doesn't have to invade Australia but rather just cut its trade routes long enough to force Australian submission. At the moment I don't see China successfully pulling off an amphibious assault on Australian shores much less a full blown invasion. The one thing I appreciate that the United States, Australia, Great Britain, and the Japanese have all in common is naval combat experience in these geographical areas.
China trades with Australia and the rest of the world more than any other Country they do not need to cut trade routes they can just ban trade and cripple any Country the US depends on China for trade than any other Country clearly must be blind if you cannot see the made in china on everything you have. even the made in products from your Country are put together from parts made in China so they really are not made in your Country just put together in it from Chinese parts.
It seems the Chinese frequently uses dis-information campaigns, and espionages while threatening the targeted country militarily/economically to achieve their intended goals instead of militarily. Only in certain cases, the Chinese would only instead use the military to threaten them if they have the absolute confidence/advantage to do so at a time of crisis/conflict...
Australia is entirely self-sufficient in energy, food and resources. A blockade simply won't work.
And good thing also Australia, USA, Britain and Japan are allied
China doesn't have a blue water navy. They can barely get past the 1st island chain.
Us Brits will always back up our US and Aussie brothers, nothing but respect 🫡
How cute! So will US Brits sell Nuclear Submarines at a lesser price?
Singapore.
@@rashedprime Just being able to buy them is a huge perk!
@Conn458...So would the UK do that in the same way as they did in Singapore in WWII.
We love our Aussie and Brit bothers, from USA
A major reason why those trade sanctions got rolled back was due to Chinese Dependence on Australian Coal. We export A LOT to China. So when they essentially stopped trading coal with us their coal fired power stations suffered leading to wide spread blackouts soon after.
lol it's Albo n Penny went to China begging, not the Chinese came down under. Btw it's not rocket science to find out that China itself is the greatest coal producer in the world.
The recession is coming; you will soon hear people crying and blaming Cina for not buying Aus stuff.
You should google the biggest coal-producing countries in the world. And compare the coal production between China and Australia before posting this nonsense.
@@sibaraku2023 Chinese coal is of very low quality, whereas Australian coal is among the best in the world. So, using Australian coal results in much cheaper prices due to not requiring to use as much. On top of that, Chinese coal powered fire station and steel mills have been built to use the higher quality Australian standard rather than Chinese produced coal. This is what led to the import ban back-firing on China and contributing to power outages. It doesn't take much research to see that China is the largest importer of coal, as well as the biggest producer. The reasons I've mentioned above are why they still import so much.
@@socrates5647 well thats not bloody true at all and even if it was australian coal is some of most energy dense in the world so you'd be compairing apples to oranges
I don’t know why your map included New Zealand in the list of China’s allies. Although China is its largest trading partner, it has an independent foreign policy. It is part of ANZUS and is part of the five eyes network.
Moreover, NZ has withdrawn from China’s Belt and Road initiative.
It was more of JaChintha thing..
BRICS EYES NETWORK
Business Basics Thank you for posting.
As an Australian, I think that we should not have anything economically to do with China. We should only deal with democratic countries like the USA, Canada, Britain and the EU. If we had a trading block like that, China would soon change it's mind about being communist and tortuturing and murdering its political opponents. 20 years ago we practically didn't have any trade with China and things were quite good for Australians economically. We don't need China, China needs the democratic countries of the world a lot more than we need them.
Though I concur with you concerning trade. I doubt CCP China will give up their heavy handiness towards its citizens, due to lack of trade. That said, why empower an evil regime, through trade. As an American, I'm hoping my country drifts economically from CCP China. I also consider Australia a great ally and I hope our trade and mutual cooperation increase.
@@kurtwinslow2670 but what could you buy from Australia if you want to increase the trade with Australia? You know America is a competitor in most of the fields Australia exports, right? As China banned, AUS wheat, coal, and wine... but increased buying them from America.....
and China is making your wish come true by buying from other countries and you can find another market for your coal, barley, lobster, wine etc.
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With China trying to field its own carrier group, giving opponents nuclear subs is a smart deterrence.
China has ZERO combat, tactical and logistics experience with a blue water navy while Australia has the combined naval experience of 2 World Wars. During World War 2 Australian captains were known to be pretty bonkers when facing enemy forces several times bigger than theirs (See Scrap Iron Flotilla). Arming Aussies with nuclear capable subs, China should be very afraid.
So that Aussies can protect their trade routes with China, from China. This seems very logical.@@legiran9564
The China issue can be solved in a day: Simultaneous announcement of Taiwan's independence; Pacific NATO with Article 5 with memebers of USA, Aussy, NZ, SK, Taiwan, Japan and Philippines and recognition by all of those nations of Taiwan's independence. OMG what I would do to see the face of emperor Xi when those announcements went out and there's not a damn thing he could do about it.
Be careful what you wish for…
@@DogBeast221objectively speaking if NATO pulled a full on united show of political force neither russia nor china could do a damn thing about it, china will never get in a nuclear war because they have the advantage in Manpower for a conventional one, a conventional war is their only chance, they lose their numbers advantage in a nuclear one and they also have wayyyy less nukes, they can hit the US very hard but they can't take NATO down with them, a nuclear war is not an option for the Chinese government no matter how evil you think they are, they have the advantage so long as NATO insists on being peaceful, time and numbers are on their side, it would be cartoonishly evil and overwhelming dumb for them to play a move, and they have ZERO response to a political strongarm like the one the original comment above described, it's just that NATO lacks the balls and leaders for it, you'd need people like thatcher and Merkel in every government while also having someone soft spoken and charming like JFK in the US, we lack bold politicians.
"Time to break out the peppermint schnaps and get wild, lads!" - me and the Anglosphere boys
As an Australian watching this video I couldn’t disagree with you more. The ADF have equipment that was new in the 70s-80s and recent acquisitions are solely to refit the failing fleet. If the ADF was “preparing for war with China” enlistment would be increasing, which it isn’t. Military branches that have been outsourced to civilian contractors would be re-instated and the frequency and magnitude of war games would also increase. As for US presence in Australia, the arrangement to stage American forces in the Pacific was coming due for renewal and who better to partner with and station troops with other than your allies? This would be the least factually accurate video I’ve seen from your channel. Try finding a media source that isn’t Murdock Media next time.
Yeah, I don't think he actually cares. These videos are purposely made to get clicks and views. Facts don't really matter to them
Australia: *exists in the SW Pacific* Business Basics: Is Australia planning for Pacific military takeover?
not to mention Australia simply doesn't have the population to fight a proper war, China would simply invade it, game over.
A lot is missing, or just plain wrong.
I don't blame your way of thinking but you will see things change when trump doesn't get elected.Months from now people will see this prediction.
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Man the techno really gets the Time Splitters vibe down hella. Jaming
The US will have Australia's back 🇺🇸🇦🇺
@@savagepro9060shut up
Never underestimate Australia
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2% is the minimum for nato countries feels like giving somebody praise for taking care of themselves and their people instead of sending the US the bill
True.
and most countries pay less than the 2%
Ya, whatever MAGA’t 🙄🙄
@@dolfoboynas9583 Better than what you are.
@@bronyaenjoyer It's MUCH less difficult for the U.S. military to help an ally who's carried their share of the defense burden.
I don't think war with China is as close as you think. China has a lot of domestic problems it's facing right now, and war is not going to make it any easier on their domestic population to tackle these problems at home. People think war is profitable. After it's over, maybe, but during war it's usually a lot of sacrifice for civilians, not windfalls.
When faced with domestic problems many dictatorships resolve to wage war on foreign nations as a pressure scape. Many current wars started this way. But methink that taking into account Taiwan, the Farklands war may be a good example.
Keep pumping out this rocking content
Well maybe if france didn't take so long, they'd still be the ones selling subs to Australia😂😂
I wouldn't worry too much about us Australians. Considering they buy most of their coal, LNG and iron ore from us, not too mention they have massive amounts of private investment here. Geographically were are almost impossible to invade and control.
dont forget the wildlife, its nasty AF as well
Chinese investment in Australia is chump change compared to the trillions the US has invested in Australia, even Belgium's investments in Australia are greater than China's, even if we weren't friends and allies with the US, UK, Japan and a dozen others, they wouldn't sit by and watch trillions and trillions of dollars of investment go down the toilet.
@draconightwalker4964 just ask the Japanese that ended up as croc food when they tried to land in WW2 😂😂.
Yep so true and they have a 99 year lease on the Port of Darwin ( which should never have been granted) , they also own the two coal loaders in the Port of Newcastle , plus a greater majority of the coal mines so why would they invade I ask. True we are geographically located at the bottom of the Southern Hemisphere making military supply lines difficult if not impossible logistically and as for control we are a laid back peaceful people but pushed against a wall we gather in numbers and walk forward our history shows that.
Why would they invade Australia before Taiwan?
Wait, i thought china was finished in 6 months? You guys put that video out like 8 months ago. Should happen any moment right?
Standard anti China sensationalism.
People have been calling for the PRC's collapse for 10 years or so. Yes, China's problems are very real. But, they're also quite strong.
Yeah you're right every time I look on how China is doomed books like they're preparing to take over the world what happened to Doomsday
Pretty sure China is already finished. 1) 900 million Chinese living on less than $300 USD a month. 2) Zhongzhi Enterprise Group files bankruptcy heralding the collapse of its shadow banking industry, potentially trillions will be lost. 3) Evergrande & Country Garden collapsing wiping out trillions of yuan alongside the real-estate industry. 4) Deflation due to a foreign investment exodus & boycott of Chinese goods overseas leading to mass businesses closings & unemployment. 5) Covid lockdowns & poor returns from the Belt & Road loans draining the local & state government coffers so they cannot offer significant stimulus for the economy. 6) China's 3 child policy failing as people are opting not to have children due to the ailing economy. Resulting in less youths for its factories & other manual labour tasks. Unless the Chinese eliminate Xi and undergo political reform to become a democracy like Taiwan, I don't see the trade they so heavily relied on returning.
USA: Okay, Australia we are going to provide you the most advance naval weapon systems in the world, just in case, China, attacks Taiwan we want backup in that area. Australia: yeah sure, give it to us.
'Give' it us? We're paying top dollar for those subs and we haven't even got total sovereignty over how we use them. I'm grateful to our U.S. allegiance, but too many Americans seem to think they're just giving away their weaponry. It's a business deal as much as a tactical arrangement, and America profits from both the sale of the submarines as well as the increased security over a region that generates a lot of profit for U.S. corporations.
@@WayneLyonsto clarify, you're paying yes, but you're getting something no other country would be able to buy at ANY price whatsoever, the strongest american asset is being sold to you, you're being entrusted with the secrets of the most important weapon in the history of any nation, the money was just a gesture at that point.
@@WayneLyons💯 Truth
@@WayneLyonsFor the record, most Americans don't believe that we're just giving away weapons for free...I don't even think that was the sentiment from the original poster. Our country spends obscene amounts of money on our military so we tend to be very choosey about who gets access to our best technology. Australia also shares/gives technology to the US...which I'm sure we pay for. In these situations..."giving" isn't really a comment on the price tag as much as it's an expression of trust. That being said, I personally wouldn't care if the US did provide weapons to Australia for free. As far as I'm concerned, the Aussies are family.
This is a scary prospect. Better to be educated rather than oblivious. “The longer that you remain a fool the harder it is for you to live in this world” -Jiraiya Sensei
When something is built to be bullying in the core, how could it be educated ?...XD
@@SpiciestBestest open your mind a little. I was referring to us receiving media information.
@@Daydreamave okay, sry for misunderstanding. I’m just too used to many “smart” ones defending €€P.. lol XD..
@@SpiciestBestest Np
Worst case scenario would be if they built a naval base in East Timor...
I hope peace prevails. God help us all. 🙏
The Japanese during WW2 they moved into Indochina, the Philippines and the Solomon Island chains, toward New Zealand and Australia. My father ffought in the Solomon Islands. Is China making the same move to isolate this part of the world???
History rhymes…
China trades with Australia and the rest of the world more than any other Country they do not need to cut trade routes they can just ban trade and cripple any Country the US depends on China for trade than any other Country clearly must be blind if you cannot see the made in china on everything you have. even the made in products from your Country are put together from parts made in China so they really are not made in your Country just put together in it from Chinese parts.
India will block majority of China's sea trade that goes from Indian ocean if it attempts any such moves. Their fuel supply will be completely cut off. About 70% of their fuel supply. Their trade with South Africa and West Asia come to a halt. There are multiple choke points and defence systems in place.
China aren't Japan.
@@victorye7150 how much do you know about Asia? Their aims are the same. China is following the same plans as Japan did.
18:13 On the other hand. Appeasement policy in the 1930s didn't prevent world war did it?
Albo would not go to war with his employer.
I just hope it does not come to war. But China will likely loose, because of the massive debt they have. I am amazed that China has not become bankrupt to this day.
Their debt won't be what stops China. Its dependence on imports will do it.
They are already bankrupt, but still denying it like they do everything else, while the Chinese people are freezing and starving to death. Xi needs to go, and it will take the Chinese people , working together, to make it so.
So the U.S. $37T deficit won’t have similar adverse effects?
@@carlflaherty2215like America as well?
@@DogBeast221 Yes, and no. The basic strength of the American economy is better able to carry that burden. But it is an economic bomb waiting to go off.
Australia we got your back.
Are there really more kangaroos then people in Australia? Thats crazy
There's more bull ants then kangaroos
Almost double the population
China has a big army but it is untested in conflict. So even though they can do a lot of damage, they dont have the real world experience such as have real weapons shot at them. Its difficult to know how anyone soilder wil act, regardless of training, when real bullets are wizzing past their head.
Time spent on the two-way rifle range is indeed humbling…
Well, neither US or any other western countries were tested either, fighting guerrilla forces in Afghanistan or Iraq will be completely different from a war with a fully industrialized mega power like China. Most soldiers will be killed by missiles or drones without even seeing their enemy, as we see in Ukraine war.
Their large army is also no good while it is confined to mainland china. Getting very much of it elsewhere is a challenge although still a threat that would be have to managed mostly by the navy, and by the airforce once they get a bit closer to Australia
United states absolutely Loves Australia. I thought along side australians In vietnam. They are definitely our brothers and sisters. Someone ought to think twice before starting a war with australia.
Australia is a ready colony of the USA. Always.
Where are you originally from Mr. Basics? Just curious. When i like someone i get curious about them
The odd part of China's bullying in what has long been international waters is that China 's economy has been dependent on freedom of the seas to facilitate trade. The US, GB and Australia navies have always guaranteed freedom of the seas. So, what gives? Why the change?
Indonesia and Australia should work more efficiently together as Red China uses both countries against each other all the time.. Both nation's would be the eventual losers by not sticking together 🤲⭐
During the Koran War, Australian troops inflicted 2-300 to 1 casualties on Chinese Army troops.
Australia used 3rd party nation's to export it banned resources 😁 Australia is blessed and a mineral resources powerhouse 👑
What we may lack in some areas of our military we make up for in sheer determination and toughness ,plus don’t mess with the true blues 😊
0:58 Says "agains whom?"
Australia acquired tomahawk missiles can reach the trade rout Mallaca straits in Indonesia and thereby cut off China’s oil trade from The Arab states.
Australia standing up to China and aligning themselves with the USA and UK will be historically documented as one of the most important turning points in world trade relations which ultimately countered China's military aggression ... " Aussie Aussie Aussie " 🫡
Nobody would be messing with Australia if there was a United anglosphere
Two partners that have a massive trade with each other, suddenly at war. Doesn't make sense.
@@devinfraserashpole4753 the US and China are about to clash it looks to me like Australia has chosen the US side and if you think of it like that them suddenly arming up for war with China makes perfect sense
That's the yanks trying to start another war though. The yanks also have a massive trade with China so only ordinary citizens are going to suffer.@@monsieurcharcutier4490
@@devinfraserashpole4753 Look at what China wants to do to Taiwan.
What do they want to do?@@wagtail06
Can't have that.
What about Newzeland though?
Heavily penalize Australian companies that have moved their manufacturing to china and use the penalties to subsidize domestic producers
Isn't Aukus a large kind of bird ?
TWO MORE WEEKS!
Ho well we best enlist the roo's
I understand the joke about the snakes but idk about the wipers 🤣
China better hope their weapons are not made in china . Bcuz we all know how subpar and cheap their production is
Hard core cope
I hate to think where things are going mate.. 🤔
Just wanted to correct you on one point about Australia just supporting peace keeping missions. This isn't true.Australia has gone to war many times, often in support of our allies, starting all the way back in WWII. We have always stood by and supported America and the United Kingdom. In fact I don't think there's been any war the USA has been a part of that that Australia wasn't there fighting with them. We do a lot of humanitarian and peacekeeping missions but in addition to wars over the year. Forgetting that is rerespect to the those who gave their live in service.
“however”
i love the idea that were likely to see the Cuban missile crisis Asia edition
haha, Australia's wildlife will defeat any enemy that steps foot on our parched land.
It's funny that the CCP didn't think about just how fungible commodities are. The CCP bought from more expensive suppliers, especially for energy. Now they are starting to reduce their trade barriers, but Australian exporters are not that keen to go back trading with an unreliable partner.
50 billion is about 4 times less than what we should be spending.
Agree, China's aggression against Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, and everyone in South East Asia it makes sense for Australia to be wary and want to build up their military. CCP seems hell bent to bully everyone in the south. I applaud them for standing up against the bullying. China thought they were being sly by trying to undermine their government as well Australia, Philippines, Japan, India, Taiwan and anyone else in the region should create their own regional NATO type conglomerate there.
We might have to send the emus
China shouldn't have bullied Australia.
Go for a hike over there, their bases are heavy with US marines. Good job opportunity over there if you join their army, maybe not the best choice though if there's an actual war about to happen haha
likely if a major war happens that we would have conscription to sure up our manpower shortage. we did in both world wars and to a lesser extent for veitnam too
1000yrs Dragon vs Fluffy Wombat
Make tea, not war. - Uncle Iroh.
China has 3 million foot soldiers
Two, and they can't swim.
If bulleying means arming. What about America? They have been arming for years.
69% of China's iron ore comes from Australia. Turn off that tap and that is that. Never mind that china imports the following: 35% food it needs, 24% of the world's fertilizer, and 67.3% of it's oil needs.
2% of GDP for Defense thats not that high actually, usa only spent 3.5 of its gdp in 2022, ukraine is top at 34 % and most Muslim nations spend more on Defense than 2 percent, russia who is at war spends 4.1% compare that with the USA at 3.5% and the USA econonomy is vastly larger so saying Military budget of GDP doesnt really say much
Valid point the Australian government black hole , consolidated revenue increases by billions per month if you factor in fuel taxes tobacco, alcohol, gambling and the GST just to mention a few.
all good fellas.. my missus bought a heavy duty frypan just in case.. They wont stand a chance
In order to pay for the $360B nuclear submarines Australia is cutting other items in the defense budget.
Click, click, click, click!
seems like a fair trade to me, we shared our continued on research and development in hypersonics with the yanks when they stopped and focused on their 20 war against terrorism, and we get the yanks SSN's, although we are paying to increase US shipyard capacity and sending a skill workforce to US to help build US SSN's and our own.. Both US and UK are getting more from us than we are from them through AUKUS, although we need both their countries manufacturing capacity to build any of our tech large scale without costs being blown out till we rebuild our own manufacturing industry..
3:19 It has more kangaroos than peoples but not for long because the amount of military personnel soon to be visiting will make people more populous than kangaroos? By what margin? This is very concerning indeed. And what are the opinions of the kangaroos are? Or have they refused to give press interviews?
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Peace No War! Stop fighting! World Commander J
F35 can carry nukes )
I guess the Chinese don't know about the drop bears and emus.
I really appreciate your video, which brings attention to the danger of China. As an ex-Taiwanese special force operator, I will fight to my last breath to protect our democratic ways of life and my children if war breaks out. Please remember that we're not just some "remote island". If we fall, the first island chain breaks, and Taiwan strait becomes Chinese controlled. From the east coast of Taiwan, China will then be able to send its nuclear submarines to the Pacific without the US knowing it, and the whole west coast of the US will be under the fire range of their submarines. Japan and Korea may also have to bow to China because most of their energy supplies and trades go through the Taiwan strait. US influences will be significantly weakened, and most likely the US dollar will collapse as a result. If you think carefully, we are more like a gatekeeper of the free world.
Yeah they were preparing till there nuclear capable missiles were replaced with water and not fuel 😂
Interesting point not sure I get it but interesting just the same.
1.3bil vs 26mil 🤣
Remember the 300?
2% is about 1%-2% too low still
A land invasion to the north where the crocs, sea wasps and sharks are thick might be interesting for these Chinese soldiers most of whom are the only child, will enjoy the challenge. If you hit the beach your lucky you only have the U.S armed forces and the Australian armed forces to worry about. Should be a cake walk 😂😂😂😂😂😂
China has no intention to invade Australia. on the contrary, Australia military ships and planes always wandering around Chinese sea waters, provoking the Chinese navy. if there would really a war between China and Australia, that definitely not because China wants to invade Australia.
Australia that's going authoritarian dictatorship vs. communist dictatorship?
Heavy accent is one thing. There were many words that I could not make out.
I'm 564lbs and find many things terrifying including exercise and vegetables
What's N.Z. position?
Crickets
Decoupling from Hina by the West is paramount.
How many nuclear missiles do we even have ,none
Bruh no wars There is no benefit in arming yourself with a war that will annihilate both sides
... you don't get to pick when you're attacked tho?
@@badcircle Man China is so far from Australia that even if you wanted to invade it you wouldn't be able to
@@slimanebahaz2422 Well China is affecting points where Australia has interests and alleys
Acquiescence leads to defeat…as history teaches.
@@slimanebahaz2422I infer you have never planned or participated in an amphibious operation.
its the same as china getting a military base in cuba its too close to US team work is key
india help australia....
Always thought Australia was way too confident it wouldn't have to fight in the near future. Glad to see they are preparing to defend themselves. Used to live in Melbourne and would gladly fight for the aussies if necessary. Love Australia and would hate to see these bullies land a foot there.
Why would China attack a massive trading partner?
@@devinfraserashpole4753 isn't the US and China mutual massive trading partners? Have you watched the video? I doubt China would attack Australia for no reason, it would have to be for it's alliances and strategic concerns over the south China sea.
@@AlexHurtadoVox I'm sure China doesn't want to attack. It's the yanks that are starting wars again.
China trades with Australia and the rest of the world more than any other Country they do not need to cut trade routes they can just ban trade and cripple any Country the US depends on China for trade than any other Country clearly must be blind if you cannot see the made in china on everything you have. even the made in products from your Country are put together from parts made in China so they really are not made in your Country just put together in it from Chinese parts.
the resources we have plenty of is another good reason. @@AlexHurtadoVox
MINING ON EARTH OR MINING ON MARS BY SPACE-X
The Australians are just modernising their military. 2% spending isn't extraordinary.
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