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Latham's Law

Latham’s law

17 December 2011

11:00 PM

17 December 2011

11:00 PM

On one of his visits to Australia, Bill Clinton confessed to former NSW Premier Bob Carr that ‘Some people in my country believe America must always have enemies.’ Enter the People’s Republic of China, stage left. For Democrats and Republicans alike, China-bashing has become a new national sport, manufacturing the latest US bogey.

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