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To: naturalman1975

RE: communist Chinese propaganda

I’m a little puzzled by this. You’ve repeated this several times in your posts here. Exactly how did the CCP influence the Australian election?


58 posted on 05/21/2022 3:00:41 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
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To: SeekAndFind
I could be wrong about it being communist China. That's just my theory. Somebody has definitely been spreading absolutely misleading propaganda about Australia around the world. One prime example of that has been a lot of material blaming the conservative Commonwealth government of Scott Morrison for actions that were undertaken by the socialist state governments of Victoria and Western Australia, and, to a lesser extent, the Northern Territory. This has been happening everywhere to such an extent it is obviously deliberate and organised. China disliked the conservative Commonwealth government which has consistently (although not necessarily effectively) been standing against a lot of Chinese expasionist ideas in recent years. On the other hand, in Victoria, the socialist government tried to sign up to China's 'Belt and Road' initiative in order to get funding for infrastructure - it's pro-China all the way.

This is just one factor among quite a few that makes me believe China is responsible for a large proportion of this organised propaganda. But I certainly can't say I could prove it.

They are just the obvious choice.

China does not like Australia. It also doesn't like the United States having a strong ally in the South Pacific and would love to split up that relationship.

60 posted on 05/21/2022 3:16:03 PM PDT by naturalman1975 ("America was under attack. Australia was immediately there to help." - John Winston Howard)
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