CHINA’S abrupt ban on Australian beef this week is the first shot in an escalating trade war – and not just a petty labelling dispute, as some are calling it.
If Australians fail to recognise this and don’t respond accordingly, the nation will suffer not only short-term pain but crippling generational consequences.
WITH China-Australia relations nearing melt-down, one of Australia’s top legal experts has outlined a strategy to force reparations from the communist regime.
China last week threatened Australia with economic retaliation after Prime Minister Scott Morrison called for a full and open inquiry into the origins of the Coronavirus.
CHINESE-owned land should be confiscated if Beijing refuses to pay reparations for the “astronomical” economic damage its Wuhan virus has unleashed on Australia. The Parliamentary Chairman of Australia’s powerful Trade & Investment Committee, Mr George Christensen, has suggested land held by China’s communist corporations be taken back.
