Hong-Kong Protests
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Lol the writing is on the wall because the west knows that without China, they are finished. But without their own country, at least their businesses can survive and scary enough, they can relocate while their nations burn down. Scary how greed and lack of loyalty works I the western world
plawolf
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China really need to stop merely censoring June 4th like it never happened and instead it needs to vigorously teach what really happened in its schools. Because China’s official silence means the western vastly exaggerated version of events is the only version, and ordinary Chinese citizens can be easily swayed by western propaganda on the subject when they are first exposed to them.
Are Children not taught about the events of June 4th in China? No mention at all?
Correct me if I am wrong but I think that China teaches about what happened on June 4th
It is not taught in Chinese schools and no Chinese publications mention the event explicitly. The closest reference to is a Chinese ambassador's memoir that has a chapter called "Storm Clouds Gather in Beijing".
I believe so.
It's great isn't it, the western MSM really have it's work cut out. On the one hand, they are working overtime boldly proclaimed their Anglo message, that everyone in Hong Kong is fighting for their "lives and freedom". And all wanting to leave Hong Kong, and this exodus includes businesses .
Yet, business are voting with their feet and returning to Hong Kong in droves! Lol. Take HSBC bank for example, they realised what they have been missing in the past 25 years since leaving Hong Kong for the U.K. and are now actively seeking to return. Where it wasn't for government intervention and pressure , I'm sure they would have returned some years back. As it is now, it is weird, a compromise is reach where half of the board of directors are based in Hong Kong.
HSBC shifts focus from west to east as profits dive
- By Justin Harper
- Business reporter, BBC News
HSBC relocates top leadership from London to Hong Kong
Divisions accounting for almost all of lender’s global revenue will be run out of the territory
April 14, 2021 9:30 am by , Banking Editor
HSBC will move four of its top executives to Hong Kong from London, one more than had been anticipated, as the bank continues to accelerate its strategic shift to Asia.
In an internal memo on Wednesday, chief executive Noel Quinn said that Greg Guyett, co-head of global banking and markets, Nuno Matos, chief executive of wealth and personal banking, and Barry O’Byrne, chief executive of global commercial banking, would relocate in the second half of the year.
HSBC had signalled earlier this year that the executives were likely to head to Hong Kong, the 156-year-old lender's historic base. They will be joined by Nicolas Moreau, head of asset management, whose departure from London had not previously been reported.
That's sad. It only gives credence to Western propaganda that CPC has a lot to hide. No part of history should remain censored, for it only gives birth to conspiracies.