Rustraliachina: How the West was Won!

By: Sayeed Burbank

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 35 mins

Publisher's summary

Russia, China, and Australia all have competing interests that differ but are related, and this book discusses why. The Australia and New Zealand that we know today will leave the Commonwealth by 2050, and the government will be taken over democratically by the Han Chinese and resemble something similar to Singapore's "People's Action Party", which is a communistic entity that markets itself democratically. The reality is that Chinese immigrants are great because they are educated, come with money, and don't commit crimes; they are also supported by the largest economy and ethnic group in the world, i.e., China and the Han Chinese. Australia is the least populated continent in the world and, similar to Canada, has been designated as a safe immigration zone by Beijing. The good news is that intelligent, law-abiding immigrants are coming to your country; the bad news is the country that you know won't resemble anything close to what you see today by 2050. In the end, when there is a Han Chinese majority, all laws will benefit Chinese businesses and immigration from China; this will slowly allow Beijing to take over the rich resources of the regions that we now call Australia and Canada. Russia's role in all this is that it will assist China in being the party's muscle as they have the second largest navy and the fourth largest army in the world, and they are the world's largest exporter of fossil fuels and fertilizer. Your country is already a province of China, but with Russia's assistance, China will now control your country's energy and food security needs. The only way to play this is to ride the wave, that is, borrow as much as you can from China, buy as many Chinese goods as you can, and trade freely! China's problems have historically been internal, which will be true going forward. Tariffs just make poor people poorer; opening up markets and trading freely are the only play for Western nations. China will never trade freely, and this is its weakness and a strength for current Western Governments and commoners alike.