Australia is beginning to see the flip side of Chinese diplomacy as a senior Chinese diplomat opts for the "charm offensive" after months of failed naked coercion according to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute's Michael Shoebridge.
China's Deputy Head of Mission in Australia Wang Xining spoke to the National Press Club on Wednesday, and delivered a speech highlighting the supposed strength of the relationship between the two nations. "Today we've got the deputy ambassador on a bit of a charm offensive with some beautiful floury language," Mr Shoebridge told Sky News. He said perhaps this is the beginning of the "flip side of Chinese diplomacy".
Sky News spreads no news but hate, hate for Labor, hate for other races. This is not Christian, not Buddhist, not Muslim. Only sore losers behave like this and encourage everyone else to behave like them. And their hate is always based only on unfounded fear.
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So, the CCP is finally waking up to the fact that slanders, insults and threats don't work? I swear to God half the people in that (ahem) government have Down Syndrome.
China lies. China manipulates. Don’t swallow China’s lies.
We know the world has had enough of the CCPs relentless B.S.
ccp spread virus all over the world.
We will never trust you again China!!! 🤬
Wake up Australia, can’t take the filthy money any more
virus is bioweapon from Chinese Communist Party government, wake up.
Fun to see michael_ASPI bursting the good cop bad cop tactics of CCP, beware that 'divide and conquer' shall be scheming in the dark. When divided, you shall see the fangs of the lovely panda.
China opts for the 'charm offensive', and Australians make the same error and sell our their country to the Chicoms all over again. 🙄
Emperor Xi Can buy me. Make me an offer.
Australians need to remember their ABC when buying ...Anyone But China!
Australia needs tactical nuclear weapons as a deterrent against China's expansionist ambitions.
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