Vicious Toward Family Members, But Coward Toward Outsiders – Why?
The threats from the Chinese Communist Party Regime, the "Black Lives Matter" protest and the Labor Party’s membership crisis are three separate events. But why they are related?
First, it must be said that politics is a battlefield. Compared to other countries, the "battlefield" in Australia was relatively "quiet" until recent days when the shady, fraudulent admission of Labor Party members was revealed by the media, leading to a crisis within Labors in Australia with many consequences. When this internal matter was exposed on the fighting between Labor political factions in the backstage "slashing" each other mercilessly with gangster-like rude, vulgar and murderous words, the public was extremely bewildered, bored and disappointed. Only in this way, can politics truly be seen as a "bitter and bloody battleground".
A "bitter and bloody battleground" (cartoon from Herald Sun)
But, why did brothers in the same house could “kill” each other mercilessly while being so tamed and mute when threatened by the Chinese communist regime and being labelled as "dogs" by them? “Vicious toward family members, but coward toward outsiders”. Recently, our public institutions, agencies and private companies throughout Australia were cyber-attacked by a state-run “outsider” [1]. Only Prime Minister Scott Morrison had publicly raised a warning and hinted that the culprit was the Communist China. We did not see any other MPs open their mouths. Not only that, Labor MPs and senators were warned by their party to be quiet, not to do or to say anything about China [2].
Going back to the "Black Lives Matter" protests in Australia, which were meant to demand fairness for Aboriginal people, but seen to be not "fair dinkum" because they were generated from a cause imported from the United States. While there were no scenes of riots, arson, smashing and dismantling of historical figures statutes that allegedly insulting blacks like in America, the protesters in Australia did demand to bring down statues they deemed to be against Aboriginal people i.e, the statue of Captain James Cook [3].
It must be remembered that a nation is made up of a long history of many characters, events of both good and bad, which cannot be historically modified or deleted. Without these histories of good and bad, there would be no history and no nation, only groups of people who live in tribal and nomadic like groups. If we erased our own culture and history of both good and bad, we will no longer know who we were and who we are. Removing history and culture, followed by forced assimilation and genocide are the insidious policies what the Chinese Communist Party has been implementing on its occupied countries, typically Tibet and East Turkistan (the Ughurs). Therefore, citizens of an independent and civilized country must respect and have the responsibility to protect and preserve their cultural and historical heritages for future generations to know and to learn from both good and bad events of that nation.
The statue of Captain James Cook, a historical legacy and in need of protection, was demanded by these protesters to be pulled down, and the names of the states of Victoria and Queensland were also demanded to be dismantled because, for them, these names were too colonial and related to a “colonial empire” [4 ]. Meanwhile, things that need to be demolished and destroyed because they threaten our national security were deliberately ignored and kept a blind eye by these protesters namely, the agreement and signing of the "One Belt, One Road Initiative" with the Chinese Communist Party regime by the Andrews Government in Victoria and the existence of numerous CCP’s Confucius Institutes (the Chinese Communist Party's disguised propaganda and spies agency) at universities across Australia. Tomorrow, once the Communist Chinese completely invaded, manipulated, corrupted and controlled our political, economic and educational systems ... and acquired our national assets (by means of debt trapped trade deals and diplomacies), then, surely there would be no more "Black Lives Matter" but only "No Lives Matter" in Australia.
In the United States, there was even a ridiculous demand to bring down the statue of Jesus because it was a symbol of "white supremacy" [5] This is an indication that the Three No-ism: “No families, No Countries and No religions” and the authoritarianism, barbarism of the Communists - in the form of soft power - have gradually infiltrated our free countries and becoming a threat to the very basic values of our civilized and progressive world and nations.
In a country or a state where the majority of the people are "indifferently or ignorantly blind" led by political leaders who deliberately turning themselves into the Three Monkeys ( Hear no evils- See no evils- Speak no evils ) by greed and by dictatorial foreign powers, it's a recipe for disaster.
Phan Tram Anh
06/22/2020
Reference:
[1] Cyber attack in Australia: China the chief suspect behind attack -
[2] Labor MPs told to ‘stay quiet about China’ and not ‘cause a fuss’ -
https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6166083948001
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmcRmQgxPJs
[3] Black Lives Matter protests renew push to remove 'racist' monuments to colonial figures -
[4] Greens politician is savaged for her push to rename Victoria and Queensland because they honour 'murderous' British empire -
[5] Statues of Jesus Christ are 'form of white supremacy,' should be torn down -
https://www.foxnews.com/media/shaun-king-jesus-christ-statues-white-supremacy
http://www.lyhuong.net/au/index.php/bd/540-540
