Australian Strategic Policy Institute's Peter Jennings says whatever is going to happen in terms of security in the Indo-Pacific, "it can't be Australia alone". "This is only something we will only be able to deal with if we have the United States here in significant numbers if we're working very closely with Japan, and hopefully India," he said.
"Australia alone, with six subs or twelve subs, we're not going to be a match for the power that is being assembled in the People's Liberation Army Navy and that's frankly just a reality of the power between various countries.
Only problem in our region is unwanted presence of Americans they are not wanted nor welcome here nor are they welcome on our soil AMERICANS are rasist war mongering sons of bitches who will use us and then abandon us as they do all their allies once they are no longer useful
It is far past time that we started standing on our own two feet and stop relying on the Americans so much for our weapons of defence. Necessity is the mother of invention.
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