Comments on Peter Hartcher “Battle of Pacific rim reshapes the world”, 15/03/2011, http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/politics/battle-of-pacific-rim-reshapes-the-world-20110314-1bue3.html
Peter Hartcher uses the word of battle, as opposed to the words of ''work together" used by the Chinese ambassador to India.
It is interesting why Hartcher has such a 'warring' mentality, but it could reflect a reluctance of a rich person to see the developing world to catch up with the industrialised world.
What a poor sentimentality and inhumane wish! What a poor sentimentality and inhumane wish! In the face of a changing world it is of no use to lament and complain about changes.
Hartcher, as an international editor, could and should do better than that!
Further, his description of China’s plan to build more nuclear power stations is a reflection of the appallingly strange state of some Australians who are strongly opposed to nuclear power no matter what the science and technologies are.
To refuse the use of nuclear power in Australia - the world most geologically stable place - is simply irrational that just assumes they are more intelligent and clever than the Americans, the Europeans and the Japanese who presumably they admire very much!
What contradiction it is!
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