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Hong Kong Protests
One again China is flexing its appalling human rights muscle ; reminiscent of Tiananmen Square ?
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This is astonishing... Brave brave police officer for not pulling the trigger. He easily could have
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It related. It's about trying to circumvent the two systems agreement. Mainland China isn't trusted and the attempt to get Hong Hong residents extradited to the mainland where no one trusted what would happen to them.
Anyone with any sense should have got out by now, but it's not easy to emigrate to nations that see no value in welcoming more incomers.
Anyone with any sense should have got out by now, but it's not easy to emigrate to nations that see no value in welcoming more incomers.
// Are we seeing a terrestrial abduction? And will there be more to follow? //
lumme no ! - we are seeing civil protest against a change in the law.
// Another example of everyone rubbing along nicely when it was a British Protectorate or dare I say 'Colony'.//
um yes no ish - 100% of the chinese wanted hong Kong to return to mainland China in 1997
( thieves , pirates were words applied by common chinese to the British oo-er officer !) - I mean closing the English language secondary schools were looked on as a great cultural victory.
and the whites were going like: "you have no idea what awaits you"
and now they do ....
lumme no ! - we are seeing civil protest against a change in the law.
// Another example of everyone rubbing along nicely when it was a British Protectorate or dare I say 'Colony'.//
um yes no ish - 100% of the chinese wanted hong Kong to return to mainland China in 1997
( thieves , pirates were words applied by common chinese to the British oo-er officer !) - I mean closing the English language secondary schools were looked on as a great cultural victory.
and the whites were going like: "you have no idea what awaits you"
and now they do ....
//and the whites were going like: "you have no idea what awaits you"
and now they do ....//
Exactly. But honour and one's word as a Britisher must be sacrosanct. The date of transfer arrived. I bet it's not only the citizens of HK are unhappy with their lot since they gladly waved by to their colonial oppressors and accepted partition .
and now they do ....//
Exactly. But honour and one's word as a Britisher must be sacrosanct. The date of transfer arrived. I bet it's not only the citizens of HK are unhappy with their lot since they gladly waved by to their colonial oppressors and accepted partition .
// What's the chances of us getting involved in this?//
nil and we always knew this - Fat Pang ( now Lord Patten bless) did his best - we are giving you a great jewel
Chinee negotiator - excooth me - it is not yours to give....
and the idea was to have two systems - the hong kongers would be left to make more lots and lots of moolah so long as the top table in Peking got a cut
and it kinda has broken down
anyone remember Mrs Pandit ? (*) She was traipsing around the colonial office in the sixties saying that the India Office had betrayed XYZ and Mrs Pandit of course, along with the Independence of India Act 1947 . And the British govt unsurprisingly did not give a toss.
(*) mrs Pandit - who she den?
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nil and we always knew this - Fat Pang ( now Lord Patten bless) did his best - we are giving you a great jewel
Chinee negotiator - excooth me - it is not yours to give....
and the idea was to have two systems - the hong kongers would be left to make more lots and lots of moolah so long as the top table in Peking got a cut
and it kinda has broken down
anyone remember Mrs Pandit ? (*) She was traipsing around the colonial office in the sixties saying that the India Office had betrayed XYZ and Mrs Pandit of course, along with the Independence of India Act 1947 . And the British govt unsurprisingly did not give a toss.
(*) mrs Pandit - who she den?
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// I bet it's not only the citizens of HK are unhappy with their lot since they gladly waved by to their colonial oppressors and accepted partition .//
I have met no Indian or Pakistani who thought they were better off under the British such is the draw of 'Freedom!'
Egyptians - yes a lot - in 1956 ( this is a reprise of a post no one read the last time) Egypt had the highest standard of living in the arab world and by 1980 it was the lowest ( oil really )
This was coupled with the idea that Nasser was an incorruptible member of the Young Officers - and er was the only one. Sadat ( assassinatedd 1980 ) was one of the them, I learnt later
So there was an idea that Egypt was better place under the British.
They also swapped the British for the Russians and went ow!
I have met no Indian or Pakistani who thought they were better off under the British such is the draw of 'Freedom!'
Egyptians - yes a lot - in 1956 ( this is a reprise of a post no one read the last time) Egypt had the highest standard of living in the arab world and by 1980 it was the lowest ( oil really )
This was coupled with the idea that Nasser was an incorruptible member of the Young Officers - and er was the only one. Sadat ( assassinatedd 1980 ) was one of the them, I learnt later
So there was an idea that Egypt was better place under the British.
They also swapped the British for the Russians and went ow!
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