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  1. Australia ‘Waltzing its way into a war’ ?

    * Why can the US access so many Australian military bases, and could they drag us unwillingly into war? – podcast >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    * "Analysts warn of a “saturation” of the continent by the US military, and argue that Australia’s most important security ally could drag the country unwillingly into war."

    “From a Chinese perspective, Australia is not so much hosting US bases on its territory, it’s a US base in its own right … Australia is a serious piece of real estate in the US warfighting machine.”"

    “The Australian government seems to be waltzing its way into a war between the United States and China, by allowing this country to become an outpost or bastion of the US military, and as a platform from which they will launch military force against China>"

    "Dr Vince Scappatura, the author of The US Lobby and Australian Defence Policy, described US base access across Australia as a kind of “second wave of colonisation”...Australia might maintain the pretence of sovereign decision-making power, but that’s not the reality.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #war #security #sovereignty #MilitaryBases #Australia #colonisation #SubimperialEnforcer #ForeignPolicy

  2. Australia ‘Waltzing its way into a war’ ?

    * Why can the US access so many Australian military bases, and could they drag us unwillingly into war? – podcast >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    * "Analysts warn of a “saturation” of the continent by the US military, and argue that Australia’s most important security ally could drag the country unwillingly into war."

    “From a Chinese perspective, Australia is not so much hosting US bases on its territory, it’s a US base in its own right … Australia is a serious piece of real estate in the US warfighting machine.”"

    “The Australian government seems to be waltzing its way into a war between the United States and China, by allowing this country to become an outpost or bastion of the US military, and as a platform from which they will launch military force against China>"

    "Dr Vince Scappatura, the author of The US Lobby and Australian Defence Policy, described US base access across Australia as a kind of “second wave of colonisation”...Australia might maintain the pretence of sovereign decision-making power, but that’s not the reality.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #war #security #sovereignty #MilitaryBases #Australia #colonisation #SubimperialEnforcer #ForeignPolicy

  3. Australia ‘Waltzing its way into a war’ ?

    * Why can the US access so many Australian military bases, and could they drag us unwillingly into war? – podcast >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    * "Analysts warn of a “saturation” of the continent by the US military, and argue that Australia’s most important security ally could drag the country unwillingly into war."

    “From a Chinese perspective, Australia is not so much hosting US bases on its territory, it’s a US base in its own right … Australia is a serious piece of real estate in the US warfighting machine.”"

    “The Australian government seems to be waltzing its way into a war between the United States and China, by allowing this country to become an outpost or bastion of the US military, and as a platform from which they will launch military force against China>"

    "Dr Vince Scappatura, the author of The US Lobby and Australian Defence Policy, described US base access across Australia as a kind of “second wave of colonisation”...Australia might maintain the pretence of sovereign decision-making power, but that’s not the reality.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #war #security #sovereignty #MilitaryBases #Australia #colonisation #SubimperialEnforcer #ForeignPolicy

  4. Australia ‘Waltzing its way into a war’ ?

    * Why can the US access so many Australian military bases, and could they drag us unwillingly into war? – podcast >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    * "Analysts warn of a “saturation” of the continent by the US military, and argue that Australia’s most important security ally could drag the country unwillingly into war."

    “From a Chinese perspective, Australia is not so much hosting US bases on its territory, it’s a US base in its own right … Australia is a serious piece of real estate in the US warfighting machine.”"

    “The Australian government seems to be waltzing its way into a war between the United States and China, by allowing this country to become an outpost or bastion of the US military, and as a platform from which they will launch military force against China>"

    "Dr Vince Scappatura, the author of The US Lobby and Australian Defence Policy, described US base access across Australia as a kind of “second wave of colonisation”...Australia might maintain the pretence of sovereign decision-making power, but that’s not the reality.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #war #security #sovereignty #MilitaryBases #Australia #colonisation #SubimperialEnforcer #ForeignPolicy

  5. Australia ‘Waltzing its way into a war’ ?

    * Why can the US access so many Australian military bases, and could they drag us unwillingly into war? – podcast >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    * "Analysts warn of a “saturation” of the continent by the US military, and argue that Australia’s most important security ally could drag the country unwillingly into war."

    “From a Chinese perspective, Australia is not so much hosting US bases on its territory, it’s a US base in its own right … Australia is a serious piece of real estate in the US warfighting machine.”"

    “The Australian government seems to be waltzing its way into a war between the United States and China, by allowing this country to become an outpost or bastion of the US military, and as a platform from which they will launch military force against China>"

    "Dr Vince Scappatura, the author of The US Lobby and Australian Defence Policy, described US base access across Australia as a kind of “second wave of colonisation”...Australia might maintain the pretence of sovereign decision-making power, but that’s not the reality.” >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #war #security #sovereignty #MilitaryBases #Australia #colonisation #SubimperialEnforcer #ForeignPolicy