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Q: Hey Aussies, any news re-ABC?

Hi fellow Aussies, does anyone have news about the banning of the ABC Tv station, will it be short term or a permanent situation?

It was one of my high lights in China watching their usual intelligent & amusing programes.

I couldn't believe (then again I could !) the pettiness of this Govt. simply because Huawei got knocked back by the Aust. Govt. in entering the Telecommuncation arena (btw ~ England & Canada did the same) citing security risk.

Anyways..we often been told that the CCP have nothing to do with the 'private' company!! Have you heard a better joke??

Still, I miss the ABC and hoping it comes back online at some point, any recent info would be appreciated. Thanks.

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There taking lessons from Donald Trump

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You wait till China finds out the probable next prime minister reconized Taiwan as a sovereign country that could take refugees. ..as per his statement on the ABC radio last August 26th at 8.26 am Yes I memorized the details for a moment such as this

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I heard, Ozzies soon won't be considered native English speakers ... in China-women&men, on the top of the ABCD ban, 'cause you can't properly pronounce 'Hu-a-wei' ... from heavy-draft ... he he.

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Not a hope in hell.
To much loss of face for China so the ABC is out for good

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There taking lessons from Donald Trump

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You wait till China finds out the probable next prime minister reconized Taiwan as a sovereign country that could take refugees. ..as per his statement on the ABC radio last August 26th at 8.26 am Yes I memorized the details for a moment such as this

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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-09-03/china-officially-bans-abc-website...

 

China officially bans ABC website, claims internet is 'fully open'

 

...'fully open'?? ... Chinese translate English different-o ... surprise

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