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Q: Aust reneges on ag'mnt wth Japan to sply Subs.Japan crys foul.France celebrates.China says"Who,me?"

Just my take on the sequence of events that has seen the hundred trillion billion submarine building contract go not to Japan, as expected by Japan and Aust both (until a recent certain meeting during a certain Trade conference), but to a French company.

Shocks all round...enraged Japs... arse covering...weasel words...and what -   Well... Aust is, as they say, between a rock and a hard place.

Meanwhile...mucho sniggering in BJ...probably no real surprise though.  After all, Aust PM was in the presence of Great Uncle only a week or so ago.

It's all to do with the three R's..... Revenge, another R word that means the same as subjugation (can't remember it) and Restoration.

 

Just sayin.... nothing really.  No offense intended.

 

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Australia must have some back door deal going with France

first we buy the sea sprite choppers that cant  carry a wepons  system then those usless Tiger attack choppers and the flying lemon MH90

Now a sub with a white flag as standard issue

FFS someone must be getting richsurprise

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Submarines are pretty much useless save for first-strike or retaliatory-strike purposes. It would be really cool if military spending could be reduced everywhere and redistributed to me.

 

Sorry, I accidentally drank from ScotsAlan's goblet.

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