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Sam Brennan

Sam Brennan

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Media and Engagement Coordinator, Asylum Seeker Resource Centre

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  • Australians do not want to go to war with China

    By Sam Brennan| Independent Australia Verified Despite the fact that a majority of Australians want to remain neutral in a war between the U.S. and China, successive governments have put us in a position where we would be dragged into war. A recent poll by the Lowy Institute found that in the event of a military conflict between China and the United States, 57 per cent of Australians would want to remain neutral. This increases to over 70 per cent when looking at people under the age of 30.

    By Sam Brennan · Independent Australia

    Jul. 05, 2021

  • We're good at giving guns but not at taking in victims of war

    By Sam Brennan| Independent Australia Verified People are fleeing wars in which Australia is deeply involved, so our responsibility to provide asylum seekers with a safe home is not an abstract one, writes Sam Brennan. ON PALM Sunday thousands will march in solidarity with refugees and people seeking asylum, condemning the Australian Government’s abysmal treatment of the most vulnerable.

    By Sam Brennan · Independent Australia

    Mar. 27, 2021

  • Australians do not want to go to war with China

    By Sam Brennan| Independent Australia Verified Despite the fact that a majority of Australians want to remain neutral in a war between the U.S. and China, successive governments have put us in a position where we would be dragged into war. A recent poll by the Lowy Institute found that in the event of a military conflict between China and the United States, 57 per cent of Australians would want to remain neutral. This increases to over 70 per cent when looking at people under the age of 30.

    By Sam Brennan · Independent Australia

    Jul. 05, 2021

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