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Interesting to watch as China attempts to frame and pitch itself as the victim in all of this. Like, how dare we try and thwart their attempts to undermine Australia and get us to bend to their will.
 
Mind you they’ve been encouraged in all of this by the veritable conga line of suck hole present and former politicians from Bob Carr (Labor) to Andrew Robb (Liberal) in selling and/or leasing anything that’s not nailed down. And of course we’ve become economically beholden in terms of imports (cheap stuff) and exports (iron ore etc).
 
In short China to a large extent is funding our lifestyle. They’re are our dealer, our pimp as it were as it were.
 
Dastyari is a minnow. A child by comparison to some of the other dark forces, sinister hands and shadowy players. His problem is that he didn’t know how to play the game of being a double agent. He was a child playing a grownups game.
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“…Australia’s ambassador to China has been called into the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs for a dressing down over the Turnbull government’s foreign interference laws amid accusations by Beijing that anti-China ­rhetoric is damaging the relationship.
 
In a sign of the increasing tensions between the two governments, Jan Adams was officially summoned by Chinese officials on Friday. The Australian has also learned that China’s ambassador to Australia, Cheng Jingye, on Monday made formal representations to the acting secretary of the ­Department of Foreign Affairs, Penny Wil­liams.
 
As the row deepened, ­Malcolm Turnbull confirmed that the government had made reassurances to Beijing that it was not seeking to single out China with its proposed foreign interference legislation.
 
Yesterday China’s Global Times newspaper accused Australia of McCarthyism and warned that Chinese people with close ties to Westerners “would be treated like informants to Western spy agencies and be ­accused of treason, like Australian politician Sam Dastyari”.
 
This followed a strident statement issued by the Chinese ­embassy last week accusing Australian politicians of undermining “mutual trust”. China’s Foreign Ministry went further, directly attacking Mr Turnbull for “poisoning” the relationship.esting to watch as China tries to frame and pitch itself as the victim. Like, how dare we interrupt their attempts to undermine our national affairs. Mind you a conga line of suck hole politicians from Bob Carr to Andrew Robb have encouraged their behaviour as we’ve sold out and/or leased just about anything that’s not nailed down. This didn’t begin with Dastyari.
 
“…Australia’s ambassador to China has been called into the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs for a dressing down over the Turnbull government’s foreign interference laws amid accusations by Beijing that anti-China ­rhetoric is damaging the relationship.
 
In a sign of the increasing tensions between the two governments, Jan Adams was officially summoned by Chinese officials on Friday. The Australian has also learned that China’s ambassador to Australia, Cheng Jingye, on Monday made formal representations to the acting secretary of the ­Department of Foreign Affairs, Penny Wil­liams.
 
As the row deepened, ­Malcolm Turnbull confirmed that the government had made reassurances to Beijing that it was not seeking to single out China with its proposed foreign interference legislation.
 
Yesterday China’s Global Times newspaper accused Australia of McCarthyism and warned that Chinese people with close ties to Westerners “would be treated like informants to Western spy agencies and be ­accused of treason, like Australian politician Sam Dastyari”.
 
This followed a strident statement issued by the Chinese ­embassy last week accusing Australian politicians of undermining “mutual trust”. China’s Foreign Ministry went further, directly attacking Mr Turnbull for “poisoning” China Beijing hauls in  Aussie envoy