The End of Hong Kong?
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“ China plans to push through sweeping national security laws for Hong Kong at its annual meeting of parliament, in a move that critics say will effectively end the territory’s autonomy.
...”China security law 'could be end of Hong Kong'
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-52762291Not surprised that the CCP would some day pull a stunt like this, still sad.
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I need to borrow George's shocked face...
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It's gonna be ugly for everyone in the world, but I for one look forward to the China bubble bursting.
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its Up to the protesters to do what they did in the past. The world would certainly watch that.
@Loki said in The End of Hong Kong?:
its Up to the protesters to do what they did in the past. The world would certainly watch that.
Applying that same logic to Poland about 80 years ago would not have aged well, to paraphrase George.
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@Loki said in The End of Hong Kong?:
its Up to the protesters to do what they did in the past. The world would certainly watch that.
Applying that same logic to Poland about 80 years ago would not have aged well, to paraphrase George.
@Aqua-Letifer said in The End of Hong Kong?:
@Loki said in The End of Hong Kong?:
its Up to the protesters to do what they did in the past. The world would certainly watch that.
Applying that same logic to Poland about 80 years ago would not have aged well, to paraphrase George.
I wonder if China is betting that with coronavirus you won’t get the same level of protests.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in The End of Hong Kong?:
@Loki said in The End of Hong Kong?:
its Up to the protesters to do what they did in the past. The world would certainly watch that.
Applying that same logic to Poland about 80 years ago would not have aged well, to paraphrase George.
I wonder if China is betting that with coronavirus you won’t get the same level of protests.
If they are, then I think they underestimate. People that I have talked to from HK are pretty "fired up" about this.
On another interesting note, when the China assembly was giving a speech yesterday regarding Taiwan, they mentioned "reunification", but in unlike the last 30 years or so, they did use the term "peaceful reunification".
However, in a note from Taiwan MOFA, we were told not to think too much about this and no major implication should be made from this.
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Mass Exodus from Hong Kong
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/27/people-are-leaving-hong-kong-and-here-is-where-they-are-going.html
Singapore seems to be the destination of choice for those who leave Hong Kong.
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Mass Exodus from Hong Kong
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/27/people-are-leaving-hong-kong-and-here-is-where-they-are-going.html
Singapore seems to be the destination of choice for those who leave Hong Kong.
@Axtremus said in The End of Hong Kong?:
Mass Exodus from Hong Kong
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/27/people-are-leaving-hong-kong-and-here-is-where-they-are-going.html
Singapore seems to be the destination of choice for those who leave Hong Kong.
Who didn't know this was inevitable when the UK ceded HK, which was agreed to remain status quo for 50 years?
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@Axtremus said in The End of Hong Kong?:
Mass Exodus from Hong Kong
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/27/people-are-leaving-hong-kong-and-here-is-where-they-are-going.html
Singapore seems to be the destination of choice for those who leave Hong Kong.
Who didn't know this was inevitable when the UK ceded HK, which was agreed to remain status quo for 50 years?
@Ivorythumper said in The End of Hong Kong?:
@Axtremus said in The End of Hong Kong?:
Mass Exodus from Hong Kong
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/27/people-are-leaving-hong-kong-and-here-is-where-they-are-going.html
Singapore seems to be the destination of choice for those who leave Hong Kong.
Who didn't know this was inevitable when the UK ceded HK, which was agreed to remain status quo for 50 years?
Nobody in their right mind.
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@Axtremus said in The End of Hong Kong?:
Mass Exodus from Hong Kong
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/27/people-are-leaving-hong-kong-and-here-is-where-they-are-going.html
Singapore seems to be the destination of choice for those who leave Hong Kong.
Who didn't know this was inevitable when the UK ceded HK, which was agreed to remain status quo for 50 years?
@Ivorythumper said in The End of Hong Kong?:
@Axtremus said in The End of Hong Kong?:
Mass Exodus from Hong Kong
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/27/people-are-leaving-hong-kong-and-here-is-where-they-are-going.html
Singapore seems to be the destination of choice for those who leave Hong Kong.
Who didn't know this was inevitable when the UK ceded HK, which was agreed to remain status quo for 50 years?
Henry, the mild mannered janitor?
