Hong-Kong Protests

Sardaukar20

Sardaukar20

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localizer said:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1346926083350794240

Sounds familiar?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1346969421097570304

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1346983636399050752

Next time a Nazi fuck ever steps on Chinese territory they better be finished off.
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Indeed. I would like to see these Nazi fucks and their collaborators punished for what they did to China.

Nevertheless. It is also too bad the Chinese MSS does not do nasty things like the CIA, FSB, or Mossad. No assassinations, or kidnapping abroad.

Nathan Law must be so lucky. Not having to worry about getting a bag on the head, and kidnapped on the streets of London. Or worse, getting stabbed by an poison-tipped umbrella.

Miles Guo don't have to worry about drinking poisoned tea in a US cafe. Or gunned down by a 'thug' on a motorbike.

Guy's like Josh Hawley, Steve Bannon, Ted Cruz, Tom Cotton etc. At most they only get a visa ban into China. No need to worry about getting blackmails, or an arrest warrant for some cooked-up crime by the Chinese govt.

This is not a criticism of the MSS. They are keeping China safe in their own way. Maybe it is the CCP's policy not to do such wicked things.

But man. Its still frustrating to see those fascist US politicians, and those Chinese traitors outside of China not paying for their crimes. Li Hongzhi of FLG is still living a life of luxury in the US.
 
Mr T

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....Tien said the authorities should explain what unlawful means they suspect were involved in this instance.

"On the surface, holding a primary doesn't seem to be unlawful, and if they did get into Legco, pressing a button and casting their vote is not unlawful... so the point in contention now is not the end, but rather the means," he said.

He questioned whether the group could be convicted if the authorities did actually decide to lay charges against them.

"Looking at the way the law is written, I don't see how these people can be convicted, unless the court interpreted the ultimate motive as part of the bill... If that's the case, then this massive arrest will result in another slap in the face for the government," he said.

He said that scenario would only make Hong Kong more divisive, as it would show that the government was prosecuting people without understanding the law.....
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Tien is a pro-Beijing politician, and even he thinks the prosecutions for holding the primary are suspect and counter-productive. But I guess he's the "wrong sort" of pro-Beijing politician, eh? ;)
 
Gatekeeper

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AssassinsMace said:
I don't know if people are joking but a lot on twitter where people are claiming these rioters today were all anitfa in disguise.
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They are like certain member here, are in either in denial or living on another planet or smoking some strange stuff. Take your pick!
 
Gatekeeper

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Nobonita Barua said:
Yea, there is good possibility he might be Edward Snowden of CCP ;)
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So our friend resurfaced. And up to his usual anti-CCP crap. Of all days today he decided venture out.

Gee, talk about selective hearing and vision. Is he blind to what's going on. @localizer posted a fantastic post only two posts earlier.

Trouble is he sticks his head in the sound, and every now and then raised up shout something and gets back into the sound again. And we are supposed to take his opinon seriously. Really?
 
Nobonita Barua

Nobonita Barua

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Gatekeeper said:
So our friend resurfaced. And up to his usual anti-CCP crap. Of all days today he decided venture out.

Gee, talk about selective hearing and vision. Is he blind to what's going on. @localizer posted a fantastic post only two posts earlier.

Trouble is he sticks his head in the sound, and every now and then raised up shout something and gets back into the sound again. And we are supposed to take his opinon seriously. Really?
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I take him seriously as much as his profile picture suggests :cool:
 
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