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On 12/3/2020 at 9:24 AM, ezzra said:

Read what is going on between Australia and China the war or words and innuendos and trade embargo on Aussie products where China is bullying Australia after they have bough half of Australia land and business, those "Chinese investors " are like a caner taking over the body bit by bit... 

Australia only has itself to blame for allowing it to happen.

 

No sympathy here.

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20 hours ago, DLock said:

 

You would probably be surprised what I know.

 

But feel free to educate me on the CCP and why they are vile, in relations to tourism and investment in Thailand...

Why are the CCP vile.....ask the rest of the world. 

It's common knowledge to those who can read.

They should be bombed out of existence. And salt the earth for good measure. 

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1 hour ago, Suua said:

Why are the CCP vile.....ask the rest of the world. 

It's common knowledge to those who can read.

They should be bombed out of existence. And salt the earth for good measure. 

 

You guys keep coming up with the statements about Chinese tourism and investors and the CCP...so back them up.

 

You've been called out. You made the comments, not the "rest of the world", so back them up, kid.

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On 12/6/2020 at 1:25 PM, Traubert said:

Out of date. That was 10 years ago. Now Sri Lanka doesn't owe the Chinese anything.

 

And is thriving.


Not accurate... incorrect.

The Sri Lankan government is still obliged to pay off five loans obtained from the Exim Bank of China to construct the Hambantota port and the agreements pertaining to those loans have not been amended. 
There was no cancellation of debt that I read. 

The port was leased to China for 99 years.
A significant portion (70%) of the operations in the port will be handled by China Merchant Port company, thus a large portion of the profit, if any, will be earned by CM Port. 
 

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