Bobby. wrote on Jul 30
th, 2021 at 7:13pm:
Ayn Marx wrote on Jul 30
th, 2021 at 4:46pm:
Bobby. wrote on Jul 30
th, 2021 at 2:57pm:
Chinese spies should be hanged in front of federal parliament.
We have to start getting serious.
You do come up with some silly ideas but this one’s a doozy. What do you imagine would happen to Australians working, visiting of living China if you had your wish?
So - what are we doing about all those Chinese spies?
China also attacks us on the internet -
1000s of companies have been attacked.
What is your solution?
Apply the skills of the Dept of External Affairs to encouraging and supporting any Australian industry looking for alternative markets for their products. Slap a massive import duty on all Chinese manufactured goods from companies owned by Australians.
Encourage Australians to leave China as soon as possible but do so without too much public hoo-ha. Expose Australian companies, such as Bunnings, importing Chinese goods for which they negotiated the manufacture of cheap (inferior quality) products for the Australian market.
Increase military preparedness dramatically. (I won’t discuss in which areas here for obvious reasons) Dump the stupid contract for French submarines transferring the order to Japan. I have a long list however there are a number of misguided fools posting here who would stoop low enough to transmit anything seriously interesting I might propose to you know who.
ASIO’s budget also needs a huge increase to enable them to spy on Chinese students studying in Australia. So what if fewer of them come here so long as the Gov’t ceases to strangle tertiary education.
Dramatically increase aid to Pacific Island nations etc..... the list could go on but I suspect my general direction is obvious.
Establish a military equipment manufacturing industry here with the intention of supplying Sth East Asian nations who can be trusted ( A big question mark there )
Ban Chinese studying digital technology, science or engineering subjects of strategic value in Australian universities etc. Encourage drug companies to cease relying exclusively upon China for critical base pharmaceutical ingredients.
Ban Chinese nationals or their proven agents purchasing significant rural property and city real estate. If you imagine that’s extreme try, as an Australian, to purchase the major share in any Chinese property and see how far you get.
Provide tax incentives for Australian companies to invest in digital/internet security.
Enough said apart from drawing attention to the shamefull fact
China isn’t the only guilty party in all of this. We Australians have been baring our arses to them for far, far too long.