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[Declassified Australia @DeclassifiedAus]

The Russians know.
The Chinese know.

But Australians are NOT allowed to know.

That’s the trouble with ‘democracy’ — if the people know the truth of what’s really going on, they might want to change it.

AUSTRALIA’S SECRET EMBRACE OF U.S. NUCLEAR PLANNING
https://t.co/VHGoCmPbxY

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

The FT is really in basic anti-China propaganda mode these days, it's not even remotely subtle
https://t.co/IW5sltaRR5

[Brian Berletic @BrianJBerletic]

everyone on Earth knows mainstream "American journalists" are actually malicious paid liars if not outright foreign agents.

The only reason they haven't been kicked out sooner is precisely because they are agents and the US places huge pressure on nations to accept their presence and activity within their borders the same way many nations are forced to host US troops.

They are kicking them out precisely because China is not afraid anymore and won't tolerate it.

[Helen Mac 🍉🎒 @LoveCrochet6]

@DavidShoebridge AUKUS is the #GoldenGoose or $CashCow for many retired politicians of both stripes.
Below are just a few

[David Ferguson @DavidLiFerguson]

I kind of admire the Westoid (UK) attitude to Hong Kong:

"Hey! We stole Hong Kong Island from you 180 years ago! Then Kowloon 160 years ago! Then the New Territories 120 years ago! In military actions that would now be considered war crimes. Yeah. And all that gives us the moral authority to lecture you today on what you're allowed to do with a piece of territory, 80 percent of which is on your own mainland..."

[Robert Barwick @RobbieBarwick]

Here we go again.

Before you fall for this crap, just do some geography:

Where is the Netherlands in relation to the South China Sea?

Where is China in relation to the South China Sea?

NATO has already caused a war in eastern Europe; it should get the hell out of east Asia.

[SenYangIn @Syatmel]

@DaveTaylorNews Almost 64% of businesses reported revenue increased or kept steady over the past four weeks. Sounds good mate.

[SenYangIn @Syatmel]

@22thinkinggirl @AlanKohler @MayneReport @abcnews Thanks to Scott Morrison. Import immigrants from the largest liberal democratic country is bipartisan policy.

[SenYangIn @Syatmel]

@Mavyn2015 @TheRealKeean A $2 fee would stop all Indians. Indian in a wheelchair at an airport is a worldwide problem.

[SenYangIn @Syatmel]

@EricMGarcia She is a bitch and he is a pedo. We all know it.

[SenYangIn @Syatmel]

@techdroider Pixel phone over those 2

[SenYangIn @Syatmel]

@CGTNOfficial Nice big cat 😺

[New Direction AFRICA @Its_ereko]

They told the whole world to avoid China. Decouple. De-risk. Sanctions. Tariffs. War rhetoric.

Then 12 US capitalists flew to Beijing to beg the Communist Party for deals.

Elon Musk. Top CEOs. Trump himself. All in China. Smiling. Shaking hands. Asking for business.

The same politicians who call China an "evil empire" are now standing in Beijing with their hands out.

Told Africa to stay away from China. Told Europe to cut ties. Told everyone China is a threat.

But when their economy is burning, when their factories are shutting, when their own system is failing, where do they run?

Beijing.

They do not believe their own lies. They just want you to.

Hypocrisy has no borders. But neither does desperation.

[SenYangIn @Syatmel]

@BBCWorld They need a civil war in this country.

[SenYangIn @Syatmel]

@marlene4719 People around the world in non english speaking countries call this plain English.

[SenYangIn @Syatmel]

@DaveTaylorNews When I studied economics many years ago it was always about demand and supply.

[Robert Barwick @RobbieBarwick]

How nice.

Two Americans in Australia talk to each other about Australia's "defence" and the AUKUS money Australia is paying America.

They showed Aussie flags to make us feel ... included?

Hey, we could shut down our government and save money - these guys already run the show.

[George Galloway @georgegalloway]

A Tale of Two Cities

[Stephen Spencer @sspencer_63]

If you are a journalist, and you witnessed this, and didn’t immediately walk out in protest, hand in your badge and do something useful like make coffees and sweep streets. Cos whatever you’re doing ain’t journalism any more.

[Robert Barwick @RobbieBarwick]

Japan's prime minister arrived in Australia on the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo War Crimes trials.

Takaichi is, personally, a war crimes apologist who leads a party full of apologists and deniers.

Instead of objecting to this insult, Australia is backing Japan re-militarising.