Hong Kong Protest Against Extradition Proposal Draws Hundreds of Thousands

[beijingwalker]

If it's a diaspora, they are welcome to come back. Go ahead, send them.

They are free to go ,giving up world top city Hong Kong and joint the world biggest slum country takes a lot of courage though.

 

[bbccdd1470]

I retract my statement about killing the protestors. We should capture them and interrogate them to find the source of the rebellion. Beijing has neglected the ethnic Chinese diaspora in the Anglosphere for far too long. Beijing assumed that once those ethnic Chinese become foreign citizens they are no longer China's problem (and might even gain some American technology for us). This is incorrect. To earn a living, ethnic Chinese diaspora all join either Falungong or Evangelical Churchs. Both are organizations aimed at undermining the Chinese nation, people and government. We must strike hard and strike deep into the Falungong and Evangelical Church organizations. Capture their leaders. Bring them to China. Interrogate them harshly.

Bejing and HK gov't know exactly who behind these incidents. The thing is HK have not passed an Article 23, a law that design to against those problems, also HK have no party laws and laws that restricted on NGO. That's why many pan-democratic members get free from the bribery charges and NGOs are everywhere to misdirect HK public opinion. To tell you the truth, HK is going to have a very hard time, since we are now the battlefront of the Sino-US cold war. One thing I could tell, this time HK gov't will not back down that extradition treaty will be passed, and an Article 23 is on th way. Yet HK will be doomed since US will have counter measurement but this once for all to clean up HK and prepare to fully intergrat HK into China in the future.

 

[Feng Leng]

Bejing and HK gov't know exactly who behind these incidents. The thing is HK have not passed an Article 23, a law that design to against those problems, also HK have no party laws and laws that restricted on NGO. That's why many pan-democratic members get free from the bribery charges and NGOs are everywhere to misdirect HK public opinion. To tell you the truth, HK is going to have a very hard time, since we are now the battlefront of the Sino-US cold war. One thing I could tell, this time HK gov't will not back down that extradition treaty will be passed, and an Article 23 is on th way. Yet HK will be doomed since US will have counter measurement but this once for all to clean up HK and prepare to fully intergrat HK into China in the future.

Beijing needs to cross the Rubicon boldly instead of fearing the inevitable -- bright red blood must spill on the street!

 

[Menthol]

I'm against extradition law too!

Well, I'm a criminal...

So, thanks to whoever people support me.

Time to do the nasty things again!

not.

 

[lcloo]

It is just " A storm in a tea cup." Whatever happen in Greater China should be within the national legislation of the central government. If the pro-western Hong Kong people don't like it, they can just go back to their naturalised countries like Canada and Britain like in 1997, after all having dual citizenship made them dis-loyal citizens of China. Dual citizenship is not recognised in China.

Ironically, the extradition law that allow USA to extradite from foreign countries non-US citizens who never step on US soil in their live, for so-called "offence" of US domestic law enacted based on white house's foreign policies, is far worse as it allow US to kidnap foreigners who are against US foreign policies.

 

[Jackdaws]

They are free to go ,giving up world top city Hong Kong and joint the world biggest slum country takes a lot of courage though.

Lol. I thought you were going to send them. Why are you chickening out?

Sure, full credit to the Brits for making Hong Kong a top city.

 

[Nan Yang]

Sure, full credit to the Brits for making Hong Kong a top city.

But not India.

 

[beijingwalker]

Sure, full credit to the Brits for making Hong Kong a top city.

Full credit to Brits 300 years colonization of India to make it one of the poorest place in the world.

 

[Jackdaws]

But not India.

Of course not.

Full credit to Brits 300 years colonization of India to make it one of the poorest place in the world.

Yes, agreed. Except we fought colonization. Not waited like cowards for colonial leases to run out.

 

[Feng Leng]

Yes, agreed. Except we fought colonization. Not waited like cowards for colonial leases to run out.

You begged for your independence

Your conquest was permanent so there's no running out of time

 

[beijingwalker]

Of course not.


Yes, agreed. Except we fought colonization. Not waited like cowards for colonial leases to run out.

Britain granted your independence as a favor, you didn't even have an independent government which can talk, that's why you waited for 300 years, quite a long wait, wasn't it?

 

[nang2]

Of course not.


Yes, agreed. Except we fought colonization. Not waited like cowards for colonial leases to run out.

And consider yourself lucky that the colonists were British. Imagine how you might have fought it if they were Japanese.

 

[Jackdaws]

You begged for your independence

Your conquest was permanent so there's no running out of time

Lol. Is that what the little red book of Mao says? Hahahhaha.

And consider yourself lucky that the colonists were British. Imagine how you might have fought it if they were Japanese.

We wouldn't have bent over like you lot did. Thank India for rescuing you from the Japanese.

Britain granted your independence as a favor, you didn't even have an independent government which can talk, that's why you waited for 300 years, quite a long wait, wasn't it?

Another gem from Mao's Little Red book I bet.

 

[nang2]

We wouldn't have bent over like you lot did. Thank India for rescuing you from the Japanese.

Definitely. Didn't I say you should consider yourself lucky? Indians never had to face the same brutality as Japanese inflicted on Chinese and they never endured the same harshness Chinese had to. So when Indians say they fought, Chinese chuckled. Of course you fought, no question about that. With all due respect to Mahatma Gandhi, it was a different fight.

 

[beijingwalker]

Another gem from Mao's Little Red book I bet.

The only place where people can still find Maoists is India, so maybe so many Indians are reading Mao's book everyday, and they have a habit of occasionally killing Indian soldiers.