Paul Keating giving some basic education on geopolitics/China to Australian journalists. A moment of humiliation for "presstitutes", exposure of deep ignorance and Western bias. Delightful

@Angelo4justice3 I hate to break it down to Australian people. China is only interested in doing business with you. Because other than the natural resources we like to buy, Australia is just a country too little, too far and too insignificant for China to care about.

@Angelo4justice3 Basically what he is saying is, the whole world politically are provoking China and criticising China for the same or similar actions they’re doing in their own Countries

@Angelo4justice3 I am falling in love with Mr. Keating. He hits the nail on its head with Modi's treatment of non-Hindus in India.

@Angelo4justice3 They are not journalists, they are paid to ask exactly such questions.

@Angelo4justice3 Matthew Knott practically in tears (sniff sniff) despite his red alert series on China

@Angelo4justice3 I studied Japanese. How many of those scumbag journalists speak an Asian language? How many have lived in an Asian country let alone China? They epitomise everything wrong with Australia and the nation’s approach to its neighbourhood.

@Angelo4justice3 For all who haven’t seen it! It’s exhilarating viewing!!!😃👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@Angelo4justice3 Who consumes the shit that they produce? Maybe a small minority of racist Boomers. I don’t listen or read their crap. I’m on YouTube listening to Brian Barletic and Angelo Giuliano. I absolutely not listening to scum Australian MSM “journalists”.

@Angelo4justice3 Keating is amazing, sharp & quick to answer. He has solid arguments because they based on facts & he's explaining these facts as well. Teaching many how to conduct proper debates.

@Angelo4justice3 It's very good that Keating isn't allowing these journalists to push their own one-sided agenda of criticising China. He is grown up enough and strong charactered to recognise the shortfalls of his own country and others who they conveniently don't want to mention.