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originally posted by: CthruU
originally posted by: tonycodes
Last night was the first time I heard of how bad these fires were in Australia. When did you find out how bad they were or even see news coverage of them first? Why can't the world's governments put out these fires? Why would the world militaries let Australia burn?
Why do I feel like the media and politicians are Choosing low coverage of this as long as possible to preserve more donation money for the upcoming elections?
I don't know what it is but something is really making me feel like the world media is purposely not covering this very catastrophic event?
Anyone else feel like something is wrong here besides the fact Australias civilians are begging the world to help on social media? As if NO ONE is helping them?
The u.s has sent firefighters to help.
And
Because Australia did not back Trumps economic sanctions (for the most part), infact refused (majorically) due to selfishly protecting their own economical relationship with china whilst having the gawl to still call the u.s an allie in war time.
Australia is two faced but the u.s still helping with there fires.
The chinese now own a fair chunk of Australia including water rights in QLD so maybe some may think it's the chinese that should be helping after all they own a fair chunk of the water needed to extinguish anyhow.
Plus when the nthrn hemisphere blows each other to smithereens soon enough their likely clearing land pre occupation in OZ to accommodate the winners from the nuclear fallout as hot air rises ( basic physics).
What?? How do you come up with that?
originally posted by: lakenheath24
Jeezus Christ...so this is AmericaS fault now?!
Here...have some firefighters.
www.google.com...=true
And looks like the aussie gov failed to act quick and request assistance
www.independent.co.uk...
originally posted by: Metallicus
a reply to: tonycodes
Who stopped the wild fires before mankind? Nature just took its course as it will continue to do regardless of how much whining we do.
originally posted by: tonycodes
Last night was the first time I heard of how bad these fires were in Australia. When did you find out how bad they were or even see news coverage of them first? Why can't the world's governments put out these fires? Why would the world militaries let Australia burn?
originally posted by: CthruU
originally posted by: tonycodes
Last night was the first time I heard of how bad these fires were in Australia. When did you find out how bad they were or even see news coverage of them first? Why can't the world's governments put out these fires? Why would the world militaries let Australia burn?
Why do I feel like the media and politicians are Choosing low coverage of this as long as possible to preserve more donation money for the upcoming elections?
I don't know what it is but something is really making me feel like the world media is purposely not covering this very catastrophic event?
Anyone else feel like something is wrong here besides the fact Australias civilians are begging the world to help on social media? As if NO ONE is helping them?
The u.s has sent firefighters to help.
And
Because Australia did not back Trumps economic sanctions (for the most part), infact refused (majorically) due to selfishly protecting their own economical relationship with china whilst having the gawl to still call the u.s an allie in war time.
Australia is two faced but the u.s still helping with there fires.
The chinese now own a fair chunk of Australia including water rights in QLD so maybe some may think it's the chinese that should be helping after all they own a fair chunk of the water needed to extinguish anyhow.
Plus when the nthrn hemisphere blows each other to smithereens soon enough their likely clearing land pre occupation in OZ to accommodate the winners from the nuclear fallout as hot air rises ( basic physics).
U.S. goods and services trade with China totaled an estimated $737.1 billion in 2018. Exports were $179.3 billion; imports were $557.9 billion.