Some “pacifists” have claimed that Australia’s nuclear submarines program will be the “cause” of a war with China in an ABC radio interview on Tuesday, says Sky News host Caleb Bond.
“They’re basically saying – yeah, that’s all fine when China comes, let’s just lay down and let them
do it. They may as well be Chinese Communist Party seals – they are literally running the China line.”
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