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  • Same with Taiwan if they had just kept their open for business face on from around the Beijing Olympics and hadn’t gone down the wolf warrior diplomacy path they would be well in the way to peacefully integrating by now. It would still require 20 or so years of positive diplomacy but I thought that was supposed to be Chinas strength… taking the long term view.

  • There will be a lot of climate disruption in Australia no doubt, (already happening with fires and floods and rising seawater temperatures) but at least a lot of land won’t be under water or destroyed by high salinity like the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna Delta.

    2015 article from a quick google search….

    https://blogs.worldbank.org/endpovertyinsouthasia/bangladesh-challenges-living-delta-country

    The biggest natural defence Australia has is its hostile deserts to the north west and centre but when 1 or 2 or 30 million people decide they have to move to survive that won’t stop them.

  • It probably mentioned the 60 million or so Bangladeshis that will be looking for dry land to live on.

    When this really kicks off there will likely be war between India and China over water in the Himalayas if not Taiwan to distract the Chinese general population.

    They have already lost a lot of their crops this year due to flooding

    Massive movements of millions of people seeking habitable land. ( Do you know anywhere near Asia with lots of empty space?)

    Agricultural collapse, water wars and disruption worldwide…

    It will make the boat people nonsense of the past 2 decades look like a nice walk in the park.

    So nothing to see here really.