Former Serviceman Turned Political Candidate Warns of Growing Threat from CCP Below the Surface
Former navy diver John Armfield is running for the Gold Coast electorate of Fadden. He is passionate about Australia’s defence against the CCP threat and the future of the country’s children.
Armfield, a former Royal Australian Navy diver specialized in clearing underwater explosives, issued a stark warning about Chinese naval warships visiting the country uninvited. He emphasized the need for transparency and proper communication with the public regarding potential threats.
Armfield believes that Australia needs a robust relationship with the United States to navigate these challenges effectively. He also highlighted recent incidents involving Chinese naval vessels in Australian waters, raising concerns about safety and security.
Armfield expressed his views on Australia-China relations, criticizing the government’s handling of the situation. He emphasized the need for clear leadership and a defined national identity.
Running for the People First Party in the safe Liberal National Party seat of Fadden, Armfield is focused on energy abundance and cost of living measures. He highlighted the need to learn from other countries’ approaches to energy production and resource management.
Education is another key area of focus for Armfield, who is concerned about Australian children’s academic performance. He emphasized the importance of core subjects in the curriculum and expressed reservations about the integration of ideology into learning.
Armfield also highlighted the importance of supporting Australia’s veterans, drawing from his personal experiences and interactions with service personnel. He emphasized the role of chaplains in providing spiritual guidance and support to those facing challenges.
Armfield is running for the seat of Fadden alongside other candidates from different parties. His campaign focuses on key issues affecting the electorate and the nation as a whole.
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