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Hong Kong Protest Against Extradition Proposal Draws Hundreds of Thousands

I saw these protests first hand for a couple of hours . Also interacted with the police and a protestor in my aborted attempt to reach Victoria's peak.
All school kids protesting.
Frankly Hong Kong is the shittiest city I have ever been to.
After travelling in Singapore, Cambodia, bali, Malaysia, Hong Kong's people come off as uncouth and maybe racist.
Not painting everyone with the same brush as the educated young lot are normal to interact with.
But the everyday worker in restaurants, etc seems to be cu..ts in their behaviour.
Didnt see this in the other countries.
Regret wasting my time in hk. Nothing really to do here. Just a shinier version of Mumbai.
The protestors are Evangelical Christians and Falungong. The dumb Hong Kong parents think an insurgency is a fun family event to take their kids to. Then their kids end up eating rubber bullets. You have Evangelical Christian pastors teaching kids to use the power of prayer to resist tear gas and pepper spray. Falungong trying to meditate as batons bash their skulls in. :lol:
 
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We've always opened our doors to the pathetic Chinese people who for generations have begged to be let in. I wouldn't even call yours a "culture".

Those are not Chinese as said once they have made their exile.

They are someone (born in China) who let the indians take all the international credits of "humanity" but also are let down by the indians who deny them of proper jobs or the same citizenship rights as indians.

In fact many have returned to prosperous and vibrant Xizang.

http://www.xinhuanet.com/world/2016-04/03/c_1118522619.htm


You have your infamous "culture" which is known all across the world and they keep going strong.
 
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The protestors are Evangelical Christians and Falungong. The dumb Hong Kong parents think an insurgency is a fun family event to take their kids to. Then their kids end up eating rubber bullets. You have Evangelical Christian pastors teaching kids to use the power of prayer to resist tear gas and pepper spray. Falungong trying to meditate as batons bash their skulls in. :lol:
If you can read chinese, this is what HK actually facing:
教育界 誤人子弟
司法界 不斷放生
宗教界 陰D洗腦
社福界 帶頭淋尿
These are the cancers in HK.
 
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CIA has run out their budget in HK.

They also many orgs that can instigate chaos all across the world against Countries which are not toeing the lines of the rogue state; such as:

And the evil empire is very likely behind all the chaos, using the extradition bill as a pretext for troubles in HK like what they have done last time under the dirty "occupy central" movement:

US Now Admits it is Funding “Occupy Central” in Hong Kong
By Tony Cartalucci
Global Research, October 01, 2014
Land Destroyer Report

https://www.globalresearch.ca/us-now-admits-it-is-funding-occupy-central-in-hong-kong/5405680
 
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Evangelical Christians

They are the single biggest threat to mankind. Way ahead of all other religious extremists, even Hindutva, wahhabism, israeli settler extremists and Iranian mullahs. They are totally brainwashed to a point where all reason, logic, perspective, moral limiters and even political pragmatism are wiped out. They will see their bizarre pseudobiblical prophecies through by any means necessary. They will not negotiate, compromise or budge and will roll over anyone in their path, even other Christian groups or other westerners.
 
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If you can read chinese, this is what HK actually facing:
教育界 誤人子弟
司法界 不斷放生
宗教界 陰D洗腦
社福界 帶頭淋尿
These are the cancers in HK.
太長時間中央放肆大批走狗流向西方國家 以爲走人之後再閙也影響不了政權 其實八十年代末或許如此 現在海外的走狗已存量聚之 特別是加拿大溫哥華 其黑手輕而易舉地左右香港的内政 務必由守轉攻 犯我中共者 雖遠必誅

https://vancouversun.com/news/local...ng-unrest-rally-set-for-saturday-in-vancouver
 
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Those are not Chinese as said once they have made their exile.

They are someone (born in China) who let the indians take all the international credits of "humanity" but also are let down by the indians who deny them of proper jobs or the same citizenship rights as indians.

In fact many have returned to prosperous and vibrant Xizang.

http://www.xinhuanet.com/world/2016-04/03/c_1118522619.htm


You have your infamous "culture" which is known all across the world and they keep going strong.
Lol. Is that what is said in the little red book of Mao for their stupid population? Hahahhaha. They are refugees from China to the democratic, civilized world.

Meanwhile, that same world only laughs at you.
 
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Hong Kong risks losing trade privileges under proposed US law
‘Human rights and democracy act’ comes as territory braces for more protests
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Republican senator Marco Rubio, pictured, joined forces with Democratic congressman Jim McGovern to introduce the legislation © Reuters

June 14, 2019 6:50 am by Demetri Sevastopulo and James Politi in Washington and Nicolle Liu in Hong Kong


Senior US lawmakers have introduced legislation aimed at pressuring Hong Kong to shelve an extradition bill that critics say would further erode the autonomy that the former British colony was guaranteed on its handover to mainland China.

The move, which increases pressure on the territory’s government to suspend the bill, came as a senior adviser to Hong Kong’s leader, Carrie Lam, suggested the bill could be delayed and activists in the territory called for another mass demonstration on Sunday.

Members of the US Congressional-Executive Commission on China — led by Democratic congressman Jim McGovern and Republican senator Marco Rubio — introduced a measure that would require the US secretary of state to certify every year that Hong Kong remains autonomous from mainland China. Failure to certify would mean that Hong Kong would lose certain trade-related privileges with the US that are not enjoyed by mainland China.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/02d9b846-8e3d-11e9-a24d-b42f641eca37
 
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Hong Kong leader delays extradition bill indefinitely amid protest pressure


Carrie Lam says legislation that would allow suspects to be sent to mainland China had ‘caused a lot of division’

Emma Graham-Harrison and Verna Yu in Hong Kong
Sat 15 Jun 2019 03.27 EDT
Hong Kong’s leader Carrie Lam has suspended indefinitely government efforts to pass a controversial new extradition law, after a week of mass protests and street violence put heavy pressure on the city’s leaders.

At a press conference on Saturday, after three days of silence, Lam said she had “done her utmost” but admitted that the bill had “caused a lot of division” in society. The legislative process would be halted without any deadline, she said, to allow time for consultation across Hong Kong society.

'Beijing's puppet': Carrie Lam faces reckoning in Hong Kong
Another mass demonstration had been called for Sunday, and the government appears to be trying to stave off further major humiliation – and a possible escalation in opposition – by abandoning the law a day earlier.

“[Lam] is buying time for herself and her pro-Beijing pals,” said Kenneth Chan, a professor in the department of government at Hong Kong Baptist University.

Reports suggest she plans only to delay the law, rather than shelve it entirely, probably in the hope that time and further consultations will defuse the power of opposition. With the legislature due to go on summer recess in July, it would not be picked up again until autumn at the earliest.

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People attend a Hong Kong rally in support of demonstrators protesting against proposed extradition bill with China.Photograph: Jorge Silva/Reuters
“The plan aims to reduce turnout at the protest, so the government can wait for a more propitious moment to try again, perhaps after local elections in November, when students will be back at school,” Chan added.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...rie-lam-extradition-bill-delay-protests-china
 
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Looks like it's on hold for now. What surprised me most about this protest is the number of people streaming it live and streaming local channels on popular platforms. Gives us an nice perspective.
 
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The HKSAR government has been infiltrated by traitors. PLA needs to roll in now!
Haha, HK is under CIA's control now. The only way to save CCP is flatten HK by Nuke now....or "democracy" will be back to Tienanmen-Bejing soon :cool:
 
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The HKSAR government has been infiltrated by traitors. PLA needs to roll in now!
Not only the gov't, some of the "Pro-Bejing" camp politicans withdraw their support once the US threaten they would freeze anyone asset who support the bill, too many politicans who only care their interests. Our Cheif Executive is not strong enough to hold firm and now she has to pay for her decision where her governance is over. Also she is naive that believes onholding the proposal would solve eveything, and now opposition is asking her to resign and release the rioters without charges. The fact is the opposition will only ask more, once you are backdown. Very naive.
 
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Not only the gov't, some of the "Pro-Bejing" camp politicans withdraw their support once the US threaten they would freeze anyone asset who support the bill, too many politicans who only care their interests. Our Cheif Executive is not strong enough to hold firm and now she has to pay for her decision where her governance is over. Also she is naive that believes onholding the proposal would solve eveything, and now opposition is asking her to resign and release the rioters without charges. The fact is the opposition will only ask more, once you are backdown. Very naive.
Beijing needs to purge the HKSAR government directly now. There is no other way to restore order.
 
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