Morrison hugged U.S. thighs but complained that the Chinese side had not answered the phone for two years

Author: Assassin

According to the Observer Network reported on the 28th, Australian Prime Minister Morrison complained in an interview with the media a few days ago that "the Chinese leader has not answered my phone for two years." On the 26th local time, when asked about the question of "will Australia have a conflict with China", Morrison claimed that the conflict is not inevitable, and he hopes that "everyone can live happily together". He also acknowledged that "the phone calls on the Australian side are always open, but China is not interested in this."

Asked whether he believed Australia was being "coerced" by China, Morrison did not have the arrogance of the past, but only acknowledged that "China-Australia relations are now facing difficulties" and insisted that "Australia will remain flexible and continue to uphold its own values and beliefs". And when the reporter asked again, "Will China answer your phone in the future?"? Morrison simply replied awkwardly "no."

Why the Chinese side did not want to answer the phone call from Canberra, Morrison did not and did not dare to say why. That is, different ways do not conspire with each other, and different aspirations do not make friends with each other.

The Australian authorities will put the so-called "democratic values" above the interests of the country and the people, and follow the United States to launch a provocation against a big country that has no grievances against itself, and the consequence of this is that the Australian economy has suffered a major blow because of China's counter-attack in the field of trade. The collapse in iron ore prices and sales, which are the backbone of Australia's export trade, will further adversely affect the Australian economy.

China has let the bullets of communication between China and Australia fly because Australia is not China's opponent in an order of magnitude at all, and the long-term deterioration of relations between the two countries has not had much impact on China, and for Australia, the result may be disastrous. In particular, the price and sales of iron ore, australia's provocative "ace tool" against China, in the case of the recent collapse of both sides, is not China, but Morrison himself, who is anxious about the continuous deterioration of Sino-Australian relations.

But that's not all there is to australia's disaster. The Canberra authorities have long acted as pawns in the confrontation between the Great Powers of the United States, and the benefits have not been fished out, but have caused a lot of trouble. In order to curry favor with the United States, Australia joined the quadrilateral alliance and the trilateral defense agreement led by the United States, and fell victim to the confrontation between the great powers provoked by the United States, not only suffering a heavy economic blow, but also in major areas such as diplomacy and security.

Australia's entry into the new alliance of the United States and the imminent acquisition of U.S. nuclear submarines will not bring much guarantee to Australia's national security, on the contrary, Australia's disruption of the balance of the regional strategic pattern is not only unacceptable to China, but Russia also regards Australia's recent series of measures as a security threat to its Far East. That would mean australia has one more formidable opponent.

In addition, in order to join the core alliance of the United States, Australia did not hesitate to tear up the submarine trading contract with France, breaking the rules of the international game and adversely affecting the security and stability of the region, thus attracting the resentment of countries in Europe and Southeast Asia. In this regard, former Australian diplomat Hague pointed out that Canberra is now in isolation.

Obviously, Australia's series of unconventional operations have led to a further deterioration of China-Australia relations, and a more violent counterattack from China at the trade, political and military levels will make Australia, which has been isolated, in a more difficult situation. This is the main reason why Morrison does not dare to be arrogant anymore and hopes to "live happily" with China.

The United States is naturally aware of the predicament that Australia is facing. Therefore, in order to stabilize Australia's heart, almost the entire US military system is open to Australia, not only in terms of equipment supply, but also in terms of military protection, the United States also vows to make Morrison believe that the United States has the ability and confidence to protect Australia's security.

In order to support Morrison, the United States recently reached an agreement with Australia to strengthen the military cooperation between the two countries by rotating all types of US military aircraft to Australia. To this end, the commander of the US Pacific Air Force, Wilsbach, told reporters a few days ago: Whether it is a bomber or a fighter, as long as Australia opens its mouth, we will send anything. Obviously, since the United States has tied Australia up, it will not easily let it go.

One thing is undeniable: the future Of China-Australia relations will not be the worst, only worse. Calls to Australia, China will not answer. In such a situation, Morrison also wants to "live happily" with China, which is wishful thinking!