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June 16, 2017

How China is Buying Australian Politics

With extremely lax political finance laws, the Chinese Communist Party is buying its way into Australia's government.

How China is Buying Australian Politics | China Uncensored (YouTube)

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Damian Shale · June 18, 2017

G'day Chris, Matt and Shelley. This has been mentioned in Australian media circles but is usually buried by benign stories of no interest. It is well known that Chinese investment is occurring at an astonishing rate, particularly property and business that uses large tracts of land ie farming. We have a large and vocal Chinese community, but one that usually like to think they can operate outside local laws and directives. Tax avoidance is rife, as they love to deal in a cash economy. They have a website that contains forums and articles on how to manipulate Australian laws and the social security system; dating forums and even buy and swap advertisements. On one such occasion i saw a car advertised through the website that was significantly cheaper than an add for the same car on a typical car sales website. When i asked about this, the response was "white people are stupid and don't bargain, so we inflate the price to them"!

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Gua Laowai · June 17, 2017

Where China takes the cake is also gruesomeness of animal rights.... or the lack thereof. Take the Yulin Dog meat festival for example. Where millions of salivating Chinese uncles consume the worlds most popular pet.... as food. On par with canabalism.

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Niclas Hedhman · June 17, 2017

"Soft Power" is a lot cheaper, less eye-catching and I would think a lot more effective than financial hit men, assassins and outright military muscles that typical colonial powers are (and have been) using, to influence politics elsewhere. You could see this as "Innovation in Colonization"

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Kuki Szabolcs · June 16, 2017

Can you do a similar investigation for Europe, maybe Romania?

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Kuki Szabolcs · June 17, 2017

And to keep Chriss happy, and the channel true to it's name he could look into the Chinese communist party influence in Europe and Romania. In fact I heard from several sources that many politicians take Chinese money with strings attached in Romania. As for the UK, Chriss talked about Xi Jinping's visit, the Queen reaction to them, so UK is at least a bit covered ;)