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I am glad the Brexit debate about neoliberalism is happening in the UK. In Australia, we are involved with China and America. The Americans want to put intercontinental ballistic missiles in Northern Australia and Trump is putting tariffs on Chinese imports into America. However the Australian economy is almost totally dependent on selling minerals to China. But we depend on America for our defence and China is an authoritarian nuclear power. We are damned if we do and damned if we don't. If any nation can solve the neoliberal problems, it is the British. What happens with Brexit will set a precedent. Australia will watch and learn.

[QUOTE="acotrel, post: 433297, member: 4295"] I am glad the Brexit debate about neoliberalism is happening in the UK. In Australia, we are involved with China and America. The Americans want to put intercontinental ballistic missiles in Northern Australia and Trump is putting tariffs on Chinese imports into America. However the Australian economy is almost totally dependent on selling minerals to China. But we depend on America for our defence and China is an authoritarian nuclear power. We are damned if we do and damned if we don't. If any nation can solve the neoliberal problems, it is the British. What happens with Brexit will set a precedent. Australia will watch and learn. [/QUOTE]

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