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Biden and USA stray into Untenable Territory
Jean-Pierre Page, in New Cold War, 27 April 2021, where the ttile runs thus: “The Longer War and Sleepy Joe in Wonderland,” The Biden Administration appears to be implementing most of the recommendations in the Atlantic Council’s Longer Telegram: Toward a new American China strategy, an important strategic document about US policy towards … Continue reading
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Miniature Drone Weaponry: A Fearsome Future?
This video display on Artificial Intelligence within Drones has to be seen to be …. PISSING FRIGHTENED. I sent it to a few grounded pals …. Note their reactions …… David Blacker, Ex-SL Army infantryman: “I think so.”
China: Lessons for Australia from George Yeo
George Yeo in Global Times, 16 June 2021, where the title is “China is a democracy by Lincoln’s definition: former Singaporean FM” Editor’s Note: As tensions between China and the West continue to heat up, the Communist Party of China … Continue reading
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Sabotage! FIVE EYES Operation undermined Oz-China Relations
Tony Kevin, in ConsortiumNews, 8 December 2020, where the title reads “Australia Sabotaged Its Own Interests in China Relations” The destruction over the past five years of Australia’s mutually beneficial diplomatic and trade relationship with China was probably a successful … Continue reading
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