On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 11:42:27 +1100, Elipsis wrote:
In China, Tibet or Tasmania? Please explain.
Tasmanians And Tibetans eh? Rudd's totalitarian friend China is playing a pivotal role
in the destruction of both states. Tasmania's native
forests are being flattened to feed China's voracious appetite
for resources. The Gunns pulp mill is intended to service just this market.
In return Tasmania gets less rainfall, less oxygen, more atmospheric carbon
and permanently polluted water, air and food. Add-in the social unrest that
a corrupt Labor government brings, with thousands of angry and disenfranchised
people ready to physically stop construction, and you have a Lhasa-type situation.
Tibet was and is a sovereign religious state that was invaded by totalitarian
China. How does Kevin Rudd feel about no elections at all? That's the regime
he's supporting. Rudd maybe on an endless Brisbane-Beijing shuttle but he was
elected to promote Australia's interests, not the interests of Beijing.
Kevin Rudd has inherited a nation that cannot manufacture
jeans and t-shirts anymore, and yet with massive taxpayer subsidies is trying to
service the Chinese wood pulp market. Talk about ALP group-think and
failed globalisation. Please, all Australians, watch Kevin Rudd very,
very closely on any Chinese issue. The cards are all on Beijing's side of the table.
Just a few torn-up Western Australian minerals contracts and Australia is
economically a dead man walking. It is a very serious situation.
We are being asked to accept everything the Chinese Communist Party demands,
be it torture, compulsory sterilisations or ecological collapse.
The answer is we must start backing-out of globalisation for our own survival.
We have become the globalisation victim and not the globalisation winner we were
promised. We must accept this and begin to bring decision making and independence
back to Canberra. The bitterly sad truth is Australia is already being run from
Beijing and Kevin Rudd is their brain-dead cheerleader. |