Monthly Archives: June 2014
Greater Australia-Japan Military Ties: another dangerous step for Australia in the coming age of pax-Sino
Bishop, Johnston and what the West helped teach China The recent trip of Foreign Minister Bishop and Defence Minister Johnston to Japan in order to build greater ties via the articulation of defence needs, and talk intellectual/product/intelligence interchanges is a … Continue reading
Posted in Asia-Pacific Politics, Asian Century Politics, Australian politics, Rise of China
Tagged America Australia Relations, America China Relations, Asia-pacific, Asia-Pacific politics, Australia China Relations, Australian Labor Party, Australian politics, China, Conservative politics, Defence Policy, international politics, strategic alliances, tony abbott, war
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What a State demands, what a citizen gives, and what Abbott and Hockey simply don’t understand
Recent history and the dreaded ‘age of entitlement’ mantra The rhetoric from the Abbott-Hockey mantra of the ‘age of entitlement’ appears to be getting more manic as a viewing of the ABC’s Parliament Question Time will attest; and as other … Continue reading
