Chinese will starve in Hong kong without indians. Same as ceca to sinkies

[syed putra]

What caused Hong Kong’s Foodpanda riders to go on strike? Long waiting times, pay cuts and order system among grievances​

• Hundreds of disgruntled fleet members working for online food delivery platform protested over the weekend
• Accusations against company include fee cuts and expanded delivery zones

Topic | Hong Kong economy



Laura Westbrook
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Published: 7:30am, 16 Nov, 2021


Why you can trust SCMP

Foodpanda workers on strike in Kowloon Bay. Photo: May Tse
Long waiting times at restaurants, being unable to reject orders and changes to their pay were high on a list of grievances that prompted couriers under Hong Kong online delivery platform Foodpanda to launch a weekend strike.

 

[Cottonmouth]

Fuck the indians.
These filthy shitskins can fuck off back to their shithole.

 

[syed putra]

Fuck the indians.
These filthy shitskins can fuck off back to their shithole.

They were here first and named the island.

 

[Cottonmouth]

They were here first and named the island.

The filthy shitskins were in Hong Kong first???????
The locals can round them up and slit all their throats.

 

[Rogue Trader]

HK restaurants used to handle their own deliveries before simi Grab/panda was even invented.

Yes.. The ones open till late even deliver to your apartment at odd hours of the night if you pay.

So ah nehs are fuck back to India

 

[Cottonmouth]

These filthy indians are there to do the shit job such as clearing toilet bowls, why are they doing grab??

 

[syed putra]

These filthy indians are there to do the shit job such as clearing toilet bowls, why are they doing grab??

Because nobody orders chinese takeaways.

These guys came with the british so its co-founded.

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

all women would have been raped had not been Minah free fucks esp to yeendians n banglas

 

[tanwahtiu]

What caused Hong Kong’s Foodpanda riders to go on strike? Long waiting times, pay cuts and order system among grievances​

• Hundreds of disgruntled fleet members working for online food delivery platform protested over the weekend
• Accusations against company include fee cuts and expanded delivery zones

Topic | Hong Kong economy



Laura Westbrook
+ FOLLOW
Published: 7:30am, 16 Nov, 2021


Why you can trust SCMP

Foodpanda workers on strike in Kowloon Bay. Photo: May Tse
Long waiting times at restaurants, being unable to reject orders and changes to their pay were high on a list of grievances that prompted couriers under Hong Kong online delivery platform Foodpanda to launch a weekend strike.

Bad trees bears bad fruits.

blamed the BE system want Cantonese and ahneh to cheat each others....

China shd lease out HK again to either Austria or Germany for 150 years to eradicate bad BE influence...

Under Austria change HKies to sing, play and dance to Moscat Beethoven music to amuse the Chinese.

Under Germany, HKies go nudes walk in the city during summer, and many nudist camp, to amuse the Chinese.

 

[syed putra]

When British came with indians to hong kong, it was a smelly fishing villsge surrounded by swamps.

Who built Hong Kong? Not who you think…​

by VAUDINE ENGLAND13:59, 26 DECEMBER 2017
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Many different people have claimed credit over almost 200 years for the creation of the great city of Hong Kong we see today.
Some British soldiers and civil servants can be blamed or take credit, as can many of the earliest Parsi investors, assorted sailors, pirates and working women. So too, can a handful of Tanka boatmen and Cantonese contractors — Loo Acqui and Tam Achoy among them.

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1840s Hong Kong. Photo: Steve Bartrick/Thomas Allom.
They freely chose to migrate down-river to Hong Kong to make fortunes under British rule, rather than stay under the sway of 1840s Canton.
After that came all sorts of odds and sods: Traders, missionaries, Indian doctors and accountants, South East Asian textile and produce traders, European importers of machinery — all have played their part.
But who actually extended Hong Kong island beyond its narrow, messy waterfront into what we now call the central business district? The original waterline was close to where the tram line still runs; all that land in front wasn’t there for more than the first half-century of Hong Kong’s existence as a city.
Everyone agreed that having a deeper waterfront area, with land for offices and warehouses, was a good idea. The hitch was working out who would pay for it, the government or the merchants who had built their own jetties into the harbour, directly from their offices on Queen’s Road.
No solution was found — until one man came along with one of those neat compromises between officialdom and commerce, with what was then seen as a fair sharing of costs and obligations. Government would get new space and streets and merchants would get rights to specific waterfront lots and lo, central Hong Kong was born.
That man was a young Armenian from Calcutta, Paul Catchick Chater.

Paul Catchick Chater. Photo: Wikicommons.
He had lost his parents back in India and, after training as a surveyor, turned up in Hong Kong where relatives by the name of Jordan — yes, Jordan Road — were doctors and clerks. Young Chater became a broker in a bank but soon branched out on his own.
He became particular friends with a man called John Bell-Irving.

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It so happens that Bell-Irving, hailing from that southern part of Scotland called the Borders, was a cousin of the mighty Jardines clan, and he was chairman of the vast formerly opium-trading hong.
You won’t find much about Bell-Irving in the official Jardines’ histories, where the Keswick name has long been made dominant. Yet it was Chater and Bell-Irving who together laid plans for the Praya Reclamation, and together founded Hongkong Land (in 1889) which soon got prime pick of the new land lots.
Before then they had already together founded the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company. They were the first two stewards of the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club, and the first two ‘Unofficials’ (meaning non-government men) on the Legislative and Executive Councils.

Central Praya, 1896. Restored photo: Chris Whitehouse.
No wonder we now have Catchick Street in Kennedy Town, Chater Road through the business district and even a Chater House office block.
Jardines’ J.J. Keswick didn’t arrive in Hong Kong until months after the founding of the Hongkong Land company, only getting here in time to chair its first AGM. The dynamic duo of Chater and Bell-Irving predate him. In fact we should also have a Bell-Irving Street as he enabled Chater to enact his vast visions.
There remains a strong cultural tie between Armenians in Hong Kong to this day. Their home country has long been over-run by or in the tight embrace of Russia to the north or Turkey to the south. Successive waves of oppression including the genocide in Turkey taught Armenians that they needed to travel far and wide to seek new lives and fortunes.
As with the Parsis who had originally left Persia for Bombay, that habit of moving on led Armenians to Hong Kong which, as a frontier town on the waves of nineteenth century globalisation, made them welcome.
Call it greed or gumption as your moral universe demands

 

[Cottonmouth]

Because nobody orders chinese takeaways.

These guys came with the british so its co-founded.

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They British brought dogs as well, the Shitskin Indian slaves squat next to them and wash their paws.

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

....melayu still waiting for coconut 2 drop

 

[HeMan]

 

[syed putra]

This is great news.
Indian men plus chinese girls will create more malay looking people.

 

[Majulah]

more malayu looking or not i know not. what i am very sure is darkies like to marry chinese females proved that they are well aware of the
inferiority complex of their race.

 

[syed putra]

more malayu looking or not i know not. what i am very sure is darkies like to marry chinese females proved that they are well aware of the
inferiority complex of their race.

No man! Chinese girls are super sexy.

 

[HeMan]

This is great news.
Indian men plus chinese girls will create more malay looking people.

u meant brownie?

 

[syed putra]

u meant brownie?

Of course

 

[ilovechinesegal]

wtf. another indian coming to this world.

 

[ilovechinesegal]

Never know that so many shit skin coming to hk. That is fucking disgusting. Even my ex fuck hk gal share me that she keep rejecting her best ah neh friend. He like her and keep pestering her. She rather to become prostitute than dating a ah neh.