[SeekAndFind]

Jonathan Hillman, an analyst from the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a U.S. based think tank, said the Belt and Road deal was “mostly an economic and political program with military implications, rather than the other way around.”

Additionally, under the deal, the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) is reported to significantly undercut foreign companies for infrastructure bids and loan unserviceable amounts to countries that cannot afford the BRI projects, resulting in debt-trap diplomacy.

The Chinese regime then extracts political and economic concessions from such countries, such as in the Pacific region, which then poses a national security risk for the Western world, Associate Professor Michael Clarke from the National Security College at the Australian National University told News Corp.

[TLI]

Hey, not a problem.

JoHo will pick up the slack and bring that deal right on over here to the new USSA!

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[Paladin2]

Australia needs a 2nd Amendment...

[Celtic Conservative]

If the Chinese use their typical “tofu dregs” construction method the roads would be un-drivable within a few months.

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[crz]

They need to take back the port in Darwin.

[Candor7]

A Chinatown of Road builders coming near you?