The late Senator Jim Molan used his final interview before he died to urge the government and Australians to begin preparing for war as he declared China is determined to become the “dominant power” in the Western Pacific.
In the wide-ranging interview, Mr Molan assessed Australia as being “woefully unprepared” for a regional conflict between China and the United States.
In the interview, the former army major general said China is determined to become the “dominant power” in the Western Pacific – and even perhaps across the whole world.
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