how does the hq-9 system compare to the s 300 system?
how does the hq-9 system compare to the s 300 system?
to answer no to my questions would not make any sense.... please detail your response
Just as you said, US has troops in Australia for long time, a few hundred more marines is basically routine. Some media just blew it up. Also I believe US and Australia also have a peace agreement so they are undivided allies.
Your second question is silly. Why would US invade China or any Southern Asian countries for. Unless you mean Middle East....
ok, yes we have the anzus treaty.. in event of an attack.. we both declare war on the other country, same with new zealand also... and america supplies us with hundreds of planes and other military equipment etc etc...
and no, the second question is not silly.. i am merely pointing out that hey if china has no reason to invade australia.. china has no reason to fear invasion from america therefore should not be upset that us troops are stationed here, and for that matter have been for decades on end lol
Aussies can gain the trust from Indonesia by accepting the mass immigration from them.
1. US can set up their bases in Australia, Vietnam, India or where ever they want as long as those countries agree. It is not a concern.
2. US has invaded Korea and Vietnam. But I don't think they are going to try China. There is bascially no way for a regular war between two nuclear countries. The most possible way if they really want to put China in fire is finding agent country to fight it for them. It's still pretty difficult since Asia is unlike middleeast, there is peace for decades and everyone is busy with their economic boost.
Do you have a source for this "story" ? It seems a bit far fetched. The U.S has had ships docking here since the 30's
It's only 2,500 troops here for training. You are over playing the significance.So when you house foreign forces on your ground, you end up on a lot of people's hit lists , even those who won't target you if you remained neutral.Lastly its an internal Australian matter , i have no say in what Australia should or should not do. History proves that hosting foreign boots on your ground does more harm than good.
ummm we already have that with us troops and bases here already??
and we have anzus treaty... u attack us it means attacking america.. britain, new zealand and all other commonwealth nations... 2500 troops being permanently based here means nothing
2500 is insignificant, and it is for training purposes and also to help in case of natural distaters etc
No it's not the same. The plan isn't symbolic whatsoever. The world knows the 2 countries are close friends.
The ANZUS treaty was signed in 1951 which stipulates if Australia, New Zealand or the U.S is attacked, the other 2 will automatically come to the other countries aid.
Last edited by Developereo; 03-18-2012 at 06:04 PM.
Although off-topic, it's not just me saying it; there have been discussions of it on Channels Nine and Ten and, soon, SBS Insight.
America is actively involved in a war next door and launches air raids inside Pakistani territory. And that is not the topic of this thread.
The topic here is whether Indonesia should have concerns about Australia's intentions with these troops. Given the way Australia is such a small country and its politics is so easily manipulated by the media, it is imperative to look at the media's role in shaping relations.
My comment was specifically about the media, not Australians at large. The Australian media is decidedly racist and hate-mongering. No two ways about it.
Yes, you showed white skin as 'proof' that you are Australian. That is a racist act in itself.
Last edited by Developereo; 03-18-2012 at 06:07 PM.
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