The world is like chess! Variables and chaos are the eternal and unchanging theorems of this world.
At present, the mutated new crown virus is still spreading, and the international situation has ushered in a change unprecedented in a century.
In an environment full of unknowns, on October 9, 3 more "bad things" happened in the world.
The first thing happened was that another American plane crashed, and the White House received bad news one after another.
On October 9, Fox News reported that a single-engine plane carrying four people crashed at Dekalb-Peachtree Airport in Georgia, killing all members of the plane.
According to witnesses at the scene, the disaster occurred very suddenly, and the plane bounced off after crashing, and then rolled over and caught fire, causing an explosion.
At present, the airport in Georgia has been closed, and the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Security Transportation Commission have all stepped in to investigate and find the specific cause of the crash.
It is worth noting that just a few hours before and after the crash of the plane, there were several gun crimes in the United States.
Before the plane crashed, shootings occurred in Maryland and Illinois, respectively, resulting in 2 deaths, 3 injuries and 1 suspect in temporary detention.
After the plane crashed, there was another shooting in Washington, D.C., where at least 1 person was shot and 3 injured.
The shooters in Washington are still at large, and the U.S. police are still pursuing them.
I have to admit that in the past 12 hours, there have been too many "disasters" in the United States.
In just one day, at least 7 U.S. citizens died. Some of them died in air crashes, some died in gunfire, and some may not be known and not reported publicly.
Similar things in other countries may have long been "big news", but in the United States, these tragedies seem to be not surprising.
In this regard, I can't help but ask Biden, who has been in office for less than 9 months, is such an America really "back"? Can such a United States still "come back"?
The second thing, Australia has been criticized, Australian politics or infighting.
On October 9, local time, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported that the Australian Navy will "abandon" the MRH90 "Senior Class" helicopter purchased from Europe and instead buy the "Black Hawk" helicopter from the United States.
In response, Australian Assistant Defence Minister Pat Conroy publicly denounced morrison and The Australian Department of Defence as mismanaged and that they were wasting taxpayers' money.
What do you think about this?
1. Pat Conroy's criticism of the Australian government is not empty.
It is understood that the Australian side plans to buy 12 "Black Hawk" helicopters, and the amount consumed is about 1.3 billion Australian dollars.
That year, the Australian side spent at least 3.7 billion Australian dollars to buy 47 MRH90 helicopters from European Airbus.
Today, the helicopters have been in service for 15 years, and the "working age" is not very long, but the Australian army wants to stop them and re-spend huge sums of money on American equipment.
How can this enormous financial pressure not divide Australian politicians?
2, like this kind of "infighting" and criticism, the Morrison administration may have to go through a lot.
You know, Australia has formed an "Augustus" military alliance with the United Kingdom and the United States. This is clearly a smaller group that is more closely related than the Five Eyes Alliance.
After the establishment of "Augustus", Australia first reached a nuclear submarine deal with the United States, and now it is necessary to buy US military helicopters, it is not difficult to see that the Australian government is stepping into the "arms purchase trap" set by the White House.
How could the United States, which has always liked to buy allies wool and let allies buy weapons, let Australia only buy nuclear submarines and helicopters?
It is foreseeable that Australia may spend more days in the future.
And every time the armament is expanded, huge expenditures may cause infighting in the political arena, which will cause Morrison a headache.
3, Australia expands its armaments, neighboring countries and countries in the Indo-Pacific region, or be careful.
Obviously, a country that wants to have both nuclear submarines and military helicopters will cause great damage to the stability of the regional situation.
This is not conducive to the promotion of regional peace and violates the agreement on nuclear non-proliferation.
If Australia is "heavily armed", then New Zealand, Indonesia and Southeast Asian countries will all be vigilant.
After all, there are no eternal friends in this world, only eternal interests.
Third, the Russian foreign minister once again called out to the West, and the situation in Central Asia escalated.
According to the Global Network reported on October 9, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov, when meeting with members of the European Enterprise Association, publicly addressed the Western interest groups led by the United States, saying that Russia is firmly opposed to Western countries and transfers military infrastructure from Afghanistan to Central Asian countries.
It is worth noting that this is not the first time that Russia has made its attitude clear!
Lavrov's repeated reiteration of this view once again illustrates the importance of the Central Asian states to Russia.
It can be said that the five Central Asian countries are the "strategic buffer" between Russia and the chaotic center of Asia. If there are no five Central Asian countries, then religious forces from the Middle East, Western spies, etc., will directly infiltrate Russia.
When Russia "protects" the five Central Asian countries, it is actually protecting itself.
It is precisely for this reason that the United States wants to deploy military facilities in Central Asia, which is bound to be opposed by Russia.
At present, the United States and Russia continue to play a game in Central Asia, and the local situation will fluctuate.
What changes will occur in the world in the future? Just wait and see.