Oh what better things Australia could spend taxpayers money on. Biggest waste of money in Australian history at a time we can least afford it. World apex superpower countries buy nuclear powered submarines not insignificant islands with small populations and taxpayer bases and equally small military. Australia should know its place in the world and become a neutral country that stays out of world conflicts.
Not one single Australian is thinking, "Wow, what an awesome investment. This is exactly what our government needs to be spending unfathomable amounts of our money on right now." ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT THIS IS EITHER AN 'INVESTMENT' OR SOMETHING WE WILL EVER NEED OR USE.
Can you imagine a world working together for peace all looking out for one another and putting our money into things to improve our world imagine taking care of our beautiful planet so our children grow up with less fear.War what is it good for ABSOLUTELY Nothing
There can be no peace while the globalist elites are actively involved in their NWO agenda which requires wars to happen so they can profit from them while at the same time obtain more power.
*3:20** that is not what debt is & thr is no 'how are we going to pay for' anything bs;* the fact you still pull this crxp even for military is the only positive. this is a political purchase. & 40 collins wldnt "defy" china either. & capacity in next gen matrs. _JC
As a Chinese and from what I know about China, buying 6 nuclear-powered submarines won’t scare China but instead it not is good to develop relationship with China ! Be careful Australians business( a kind remind )
Direct drive brushless generators are spun with wind, you could put them in a line, and connect their shafts together to be spun by an electric motor! That motor doesn't need to ever stop to recharge! It charges itself with the direct drive brushless generators! FREAKS!
So do the new submarines that use the Sterling propulsion system . For two months they don't have to surface for air , some say for three . Resupply is the issue . Most German , French and the new Chinese ones have this system . And they proved to be silent in NATO exercises. A battle fleet passed over and the aircraft carrier was "sunk" by a Swedish sub .
@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko Mate I don't know . I would prefer the construction of a few nuclear power stations because I get the shivers when the bill comes. Renewable sources is BS for me especially the windmill parks and the destruction they do to the bird life. And in the future the blades are going to be a pain because they are not recyclable . Solar panels are alright as long as we have the sun shining . A few conventional Subs for the Australian needs is ok with me . NOT nuclear submarines for an American future war .
And like any good Australian, nothing like setting the barbecue, Eski of VB, topside on the casing with a banana lounge. Nope, bake beans gor 12 months underwater.
The aukus specialists forces making Australia strong support for everyone in peace stronger protecting all Australia people thanking the government for doing there jobs love aukus specialists forces God bless all
Let's be real, Australia is basically America's ATM. There's no reason why 8 nuclear submarines cost over $360+ billion. If the goal is to strengthen Australia's defense, why not buy French nuclear submarines instead?
Sure a country with world's largest deposits of uranium but wouldn't use nuclear power yet accepts nuclear waste and buys unaffordable nuclear powered submarines is going to have nuclear weapons? 😂
Oh what better things Australia could spend taxpayers money on.
Biggest waste of money in Australian history at a time we can least afford it. World apex superpower countries buy nuclear powered submarines not insignificant islands with small populations and taxpayer bases and equally small military. Australia should know its place in the world and become a neutral country that stays out of world conflicts.
Not one single Australian is thinking, "Wow, what an awesome investment. This is exactly what our government needs to be spending unfathomable amounts of our money on right now."
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT THIS IS EITHER AN 'INVESTMENT' OR SOMETHING WE WILL EVER NEED OR USE.
Can you imagine a world working together for peace all looking out for one another and putting our money into things to improve our world imagine taking care of our beautiful planet so our children grow up with less fear.War what is it good for ABSOLUTELY Nothing
The US lives, breathes, and eats war - usually wars of conquest at that.
There can be no peace while the globalist elites are actively involved in their NWO agenda which requires wars to happen so they can profit from them while at the same time obtain more power.
@@robertaustin6940 yeah it’s a dream but a nice one
Were you born yesterday?
@@megag52 the day prior
ANOTHER WEALTH TRANSFER
good on you, we can have cheaper lobster which is not nuclear powered
Lol
Yeaayy nuclear..... China vs Aussie....
Who will be the first and second ashes.. let's go!!!
*3:20** that is not what debt is & thr is no 'how are we going to pay for' anything bs;* the fact you still pull this crxp even for military is the only positive. this is a political purchase. & 40 collins wldnt "defy" china either. & capacity in next gen matrs. _JC
As a Chinese and from what I know about China, buying 6 nuclear-powered submarines won’t scare China but instead it not is good to develop relationship with China ! Be careful Australians business( a kind remind )
So is digging up reef to build military bases good development of relationships with Australia ?
8 not 6
@@Ifyouarehurtnointentwasapplied great barrier reef? it 8000 km away from australia without diging into history truth or fabricated stories
@spongebobfuck65 itself and someone wants money without caring results it would incure damages to everyone
Direct drive brushless generators are spun with wind, you could put them in a line, and connect their shafts together to be spun by an electric motor! That motor doesn't need to ever stop to recharge! It charges itself with the direct drive brushless generators!
FREAKS!
good AUS get with US UK
And it's total BS to say that they can stay submerged for 6 months - crew consumables need to be replenished on a monthly basis.
So do the new submarines that use the Sterling propulsion system . For two months they don't have to surface for air , some say for three .
Resupply is the issue .
Most German , French and the new Chinese ones have this system . And they proved to be silent in NATO exercises. A battle fleet passed over and the aircraft carrier was "sunk" by a Swedish sub .
They can stay submerged for at least a month. Food stores usually last more than a month and a half.
@@harrypolychronopoulos478 Still doesn't justify the cost. How many French nuclear submarines can Australia get with the same amount?
@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko Mate I don't know . I would prefer the construction of a few nuclear power stations because I get the shivers when the bill comes. Renewable sources is BS for me especially the windmill parks and the destruction they do to the bird life. And in the future the blades are going to be a pain because they are not recyclable . Solar panels are alright as long as we have the sun shining .
A few conventional Subs for the Australian needs is ok with me .
NOT nuclear submarines for an American future war .
And like any good Australian, nothing like setting the barbecue, Eski of VB, topside on the casing with a banana lounge. Nope, bake beans gor 12 months underwater.
Great 👍
Horrible decision
@@yeoldbandicoot548 clearly all the gear no idea with you. There’s a reason your a random civilian and the defence leaders are the defence leaders
How much does French nuclear submarines cost? Is this the best deal that Australia can get?
The aukus specialists forces making Australia strong support for everyone in peace stronger protecting all Australia people thanking the government for doing there jobs love aukus specialists forces God bless all
Let's be real, Australia is basically America's ATM. There's no reason why 8 nuclear submarines cost over $360+ billion. If the goal is to strengthen Australia's defense, why not buy French nuclear submarines instead?
sounds like the NBN mistake all over again tbh
Can we use nukes in the future if needed?
Easy - just put nuke warheads on the tomahawks
Sure a country with world's largest deposits of uranium but wouldn't use nuclear power yet accepts nuclear waste and buys unaffordable nuclear powered submarines is going to have nuclear weapons? 😂
@@jiokl7g9t6 oh blimey that would make cutting my kindling wood a lot quicker😂
@@lindsaykelly2224 the tomahawks were designed to be nuclear capable cruise missiles from the beginning
@@jiokl7g9t6 yeah I know trying to put a light in this dark space
To say nothing of the fact that nuclear subs are LOUDER than conventional AIP subs - ie the AIP subs run by China.
AIP is relatively new.
@@robertaustin6940 AIP has been running for decades
Our fuel reserves last 68 days during a war.
Great news keep the world's shipping lanes open