Don't Let Communist China Buy CSR Sugar or Any More of Our Resources

Communist China must not be allowed to buy CSR's sugar division or any more of our resources.

Who controls the resources of a country controls the country and every dollar of profit from CSR that goes to China will be one less dollar for Australia.

According to AAP, the principal shareholder in Bright Food, the company making the bid for CSR, is the Shanghai Municipal Government.

There are two ways the Chinese Communists take over a country whose assets it wants - by force as with Tibet, or as with Australia, by finding someone who wants to make a fast buck by selling out while our Government lauds it as "foreign investment".

China doesn't allow anyone to buy any of its strategic resources and with a foresight that our myopic politicians don't have is rapidly acquiring from every part of the globe control of all the raw materials it needs to sustain its economy forever.

The Coalition's attitude to the totalitarian regime in China was set on 14th September 1976 when then Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser moved a "condolence motion" on the death of the dictator Mao and declared (according to Hansard) "Mao .. secured the basic necessities of life to China's people".Under Mao millions actually starved to death in the disastrous Cultural Revolution. Equally as strange was then National Country Party leader Doug Anthony, speaking on the same motion, falling over himself to call Mao an "outstanding leader".

These are the same people who sent 850 Australians to die in Vietnam and Korea to fight communism. The way they spoke on that day you'd think we should have been fighting for the other side.

It is to be expected that the Marxist-Fabian inspired ALP should admire a one party state that specialises in forced abortions under its infamous one-child policy and cutting the organs out of political prisoners while they are still alive for sale on the black market, but we ought to be able to expect more from the Opposition, especially now under the leadership of Tony Abbott, allegedly a Christian. He ought to be aware that Christians under Sadaam Hussein, who we overthrew, had more freedom than they have in China where they are regularly given long gaol sentences for practicing their religion.

The time has come for Tony Abbott, allegedly faithful to the ideals of his anti-communist patriotic mentor B A Santamaria, to state clearly that he agrees with One Nation that no more of Australia should be given away to the criminal Beijing regime.