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Looks like a bigger country than Australia. Should push an inquiry into the Wet Markets and WHO.We have now been put on notice from the Chinese Ambassador.

Get rid of this ass puppet. I volunteer to be the one to frog march this prick up to the doors of a rusty old Ansett plane and throw him like a sack of spuds face down. Get the jumper leads out and get that baby up into the air and out over the Pacific Ocean as soon as possible.

There should be riots in the streets outside the Chinese Embassy.


www.news.com.au/world/coronavirus/austra...5056f63fd514422b970b

DD wrote: There should be riots in the streets outside the Chinese Embassy.

Hopefully no more than 2 rioters at a time, and standing at least 1.5 metres from each other.

...And now australia has been described as “Australia is always there, making trouble. It is a bit like chewing gum stuck on the sole of China’s shoes. Sometimes you have to find a stone to rub it off,” stated by a Chinese state media editor from the global times

Stand the Test wrote: What do you think of Twiggy Forrest DD?

Twiggy has got billions of reasons to love the Chinese. Say no more.

For heavens sake, it’s time we stopped our govt from allowing Australia to be pushed around. We’ve cowered down to the poms, let the yanks tell us how to live and now we’re shitting ourselves because China growled at us. They need us more than we need them. Time to stand up and be counted and tell them how it’s going to be from now on. We can live without the arrogant, rude arseholes if we go out and sell Australia to the rest of the world. We may have to pay more for a pair of socks, one of their piece of shit cars or a hand drill, but they’ll be back.

Got some respect for old julie bishop. Hope she doesn't stick her nose in, given her new role after politics. She's indicating the federal government should be having second thoughts.
Although according to the news tonight, the government is standing firm on this one.

Maybe we should ban Chinese burns and Chinese whispers from Australia, that's about all the good stuff we have used from them

Is going to be interesting if Chinese Australian ambassador Cheng Jingye has any advice, now that australia has suggested Taiwan be allowed to join the WHO?

It appears that the Australian public is beginning to want the govt push China arms length away, but the people making the decisions (pollies) are too busy licking their boots to notice.