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  1. Oz-Roger

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    Our Australian Prime Minister does not do everything wrong, quite the contrary in many cases, and signing a free trade agreement with China, among other Asian Countries is smart, and also negotiating a closer military tie with China, is also good, I guess we can call that "diplomacy".........lol:D We have to be nice, we are only 23M souls against China's,............? .........sorry I don't have that many zeros on my laptop............ha ha ha ha. Besides, Chinese are buying many residential properties in Oz, as well as Farms and Dairies. They do not have to go to war against us, just buy us..............:( Australia has to be friendly to almost all nations, our guns are not enough nor big enough:wink:..............lol. Except we are not taking any crap from Russia or ISIS.:mad:
     
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    Oz-Roger, Dec 6, 2014
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    This is what worries me, not their economy. However big their military is now just imagine if they decided that all those factories they have needed to start spitting out military equipment. I don't think many countries could keep up with the production levels. The more tech patents they buy the more advanced their military could potentially become. Not much anyone can do about it though. You can't deny them a right to a better life because of what might happen. Looks like the US/West will have to start to rely more heavily on diplomacy than with their military.
     
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