SinoSoldier
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Could you please provide a translation of what's written on her placard?
Hong-Kong Protests
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Could you please provide a translation of what's written on her placard?
BBC and the whole British establishment together with their cohorts are smirking and so proud of the good outcome(sarcasm) they have left, No wonder they keep fanning the flame.
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BTW, She is Agnes Chow, a protest leader, HK Baptist university alumni and a UK citizen until recently. Not your random kid but one of the leaders. Could possibly explain the coordination of activities with Japanese rightist groups in Tokyo.
She is actively demanding that foreign armed forces invade HK.
Couldn't she be strip of her HK citizenship or will the HK British judges not allow it?
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This is much more dangerous than I initially believed it was. I thought all the anger was against the extradition bill to a dictatorship (China), but it seems the youth want to have nothing to do with China, hence the continued protests after the humiliating withdrawal of the bill.
I will clarify my position as requested by a few posters - I am totally against any violence unless its in self defence( I am no gandhi who eschewed violence even in self defence).
India is a land of protests, from the low key peaceful type, to the grenade throwing from behind children type in kashmir.
The easiest way to discredit a peaceful protest is to infiltrate the protestor with a few troublemakers, who indulge in deliberate violence. Normal tactics adopted by regimes all over the world.
The litmus test is whether the police in hong kong remain loyal or merge with the protestors.
I will clarify my position as requested by a few posters - I am totally against any violence unless its in self defence( I am no gandhi who eschewed violence even in self defence).
India is a land of protests, from the low key peaceful type, to the grenade throwing from behind children type in kashmir.
The easiest way to discredit a peaceful protest is to infiltrate the protestor with a few troublemakers, who indulge in deliberate violence. Normal tactics adopted by regimes all over the world.
The litmus test is whether the police in hong kong remain loyal or merge with the protestors.
More likely then not, her grandmother did not tell her the last time Japanese troops were in China, what they did to someone like her. As for the recent change in tactics by the HK police, I personally think it is the direct result of bringing back to duty the retired police commissioner.
AssassinsMace
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Please dare, Japan!
No need for that, they are doing a very good job committing violence themselves to produce the good outcome (their master wishes).
Apparently, rioters started to use ms-information as tactic. Those who can't readvChinese. it said:
Scores of people have been kiled at prince edwards station. And the bordies have been taken to china and burnt! Lol you can't make it up.
Scores of people have been kiled at prince edwards station. And the bordies have been taken to china and burnt! Lol you can't make it up.
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