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Serious Hong Kong is finished.....
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Why you stalking me? I report polis!
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They’re probably there already. Abang AhDicks.
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It is not an internal matter when one country reneges on an agreement signed between two countries. Thus it is an international matter. The UN needs to send troops in to maintain the peace, and to enforce the agreement and its principles. It's obvious the CCP is bullying HK, and the world.
US, Britain aim to raise Hong Kong issue at UN Security Council
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May 29, 2020 10:34 PM
A video screen shows the results of the vote on national security legislation concerning Hong Kong during China’s recent National People’s Congress. (AP pic)
NEW YORK: The United States and Britain plan to informally raise at the United Nations Security Council on Friday China’s plan to impose new national security legislation on Hong Kong, diplomats said, a move likely to anger Beijing.
China’s parliament approved on Thursday a decision to move forward with the legislation that democracy activists, diplomats and some in the business world fear will jeopardise Hong Kong’s semi-autonomous status and its role as a global financial hub.
Britain’s UN mission confirmed that Britain and the United States had notified the 15-member Security Council that they would raise the situation in Hong Kong behind closed doors under “any other business.”
The move comes after China, backed by Russia, opposed a US call on Wednesday for a formal open council meeting on Hong Kong, arguing that it was an internal matter and not an issue of international peace and security.
China’s mission to the United Nations did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the US and British plan to raise the issue informally on Friday.
The Security Council has been meeting virtually amid the coronavirus pandemic.
https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/c...raise-hong-kong-issue-at-un-security-council/
US, Britain aim to raise Hong Kong issue at UN Security Council
Reuters
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May 29, 2020 10:34 PM
A video screen shows the results of the vote on national security legislation concerning Hong Kong during China’s recent National People’s Congress. (AP pic)
NEW YORK: The United States and Britain plan to informally raise at the United Nations Security Council on Friday China’s plan to impose new national security legislation on Hong Kong, diplomats said, a move likely to anger Beijing.
China’s parliament approved on Thursday a decision to move forward with the legislation that democracy activists, diplomats and some in the business world fear will jeopardise Hong Kong’s semi-autonomous status and its role as a global financial hub.
Britain’s UN mission confirmed that Britain and the United States had notified the 15-member Security Council that they would raise the situation in Hong Kong behind closed doors under “any other business.”
The move comes after China, backed by Russia, opposed a US call on Wednesday for a formal open council meeting on Hong Kong, arguing that it was an internal matter and not an issue of international peace and security.
China’s mission to the United Nations did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the US and British plan to raise the issue informally on Friday.
The Security Council has been meeting virtually amid the coronavirus pandemic.
https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/c...raise-hong-kong-issue-at-un-security-council/
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HK will not be saved. Trump decided not to do anything when given the opportunity. What a let down. Hongkees, please submit to China now.
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Short people are mostly stupig retardardly.... and like ahneh allowed BE to rule lord over them for 300 years....
When BE lord over HK and get 150 lease of HK from China means 机会来了... get rid of BE quickly and keep the lease self rule for 150 years...
Make BE become an unlivable conditions to live in HK and they move out find another place elsewhere.
This way al least China admire yr guts and keep the lease and do as they please....
Want freedom must shed blood and glory and help China get rid of drug trafficker BE out of China doorstep...
When BE lord over HK and get 150 lease of HK from China means 机会来了... get rid of BE quickly and keep the lease self rule for 150 years...
Make BE become an unlivable conditions to live in HK and they move out find another place elsewhere.
This way al least China admire yr guts and keep the lease and do as they please....
Want freedom must shed blood and glory and help China get rid of drug trafficker BE out of China doorstep...
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https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1189966.shtml
Chinese call Minneapolis ‘a beautiful sight’
They should consult or invite Joshua Wong for a presentation at a congressional hearing.
As the protest in the US state of Minnesota resembled Hong Kong riots last year in protesting means and police response, Chinese netizens who referred it as "a beautiful sight to behold," as US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called the Hong Kong demonstrations, mocked US double standards and wished more "beautiful sights" of this kind in the US.
Angry crowds in Minneapolis smashed their way into stores and set businesses and other buildings on fire, after the death of a black man on Monday after a white Minneapolis police officer put his knee on his neck for about eight minutes. On Thursday, they set fire to a police precinct and police fired tear gas at the protestors, US media reported.
The Minneapolis mayor declared a state of emergency in the city, and Minnesota sent more than 500 National Guard soldiers to Minneapolis.
US President Donald Trump on Friday threatened the use of "shooting" and announced the army supports the governor in a tweet calling the Minnesota protestors as "thugs."
Photos and videos of fires and the police deployment of tear gas have circulated on Chinese social media since Thursday, and related topics of the protests have trended on Weibo for two days. Many Chinese netizens cracked sarcastic jokes about US double standards in treating Hong Kong mobs and protests in its own soil, saying China should do what the US has done to criticize China over Hong Kong affairs.
"China has not deployed any military force a year after the Hong Kong turmoil, but Trump has threatened to resort to military force just four days into the protests. Hong Kong mobs, take a better look at the country you are begging for help," one netizen said.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1189945.shtml
US should stand with Minnesota violent protesters as it did with HK rioters
By Hu Xijin Source:Global Times Published: 2020/5/29 18:33:40
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People hold signs and protest during a rally after a Minneapolis Police Department officer allegedly killed George Floyd on Tuesday in Minneapolis, Minnesota. A video of a handcuffed black man dying while a Minneapolis officer knelt on his neck for more than five minutes sparked fresh furor in the US over police treatment of African Americans. Photo: AFP
Hong Kong's rioters and police should carefully watch how the "democratic US" deals with the chaos in Minnesota.
After the tragic death of African-American George Floyd following violent police treatment, enraged protesters in Minneapolis rushed to the city's police building, where a fire later broke out. US President Donald Trump then began to feel uneasy. He sent out a tweet early Friday morning (US time), saying, "I can't stand back & watch this happen." He instructed Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey to "get his act together and bring the city under control," saying the alternative was that he would send in the National Guard and "get the job done right."
"When the looting starts, the shooting starts," Trump said. He said he had spoken to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and told him "the military is with him all the way."
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on Thursday condemned the killings of many unarmed African Americans at the hands of the police over the years. She said that US authorities must take serious action to stop such killings and to ensure that justice is done when they do occur.
In the US, more than 100,000 people have died from COVID-19, most of them weak, elderly, poor and minorities. The death of George Floyd, from another perspective, reveals the desperate inequality rampant in the US. People in Minnesota were angry and lost control. I sent out a tweet on Friday: "Secretary Pompeo, please stand with the angry people of Minneapolis, just like you did with the people of Hong Kong."
US political elites seem to be fierce in all directions. They directly applauded Hong Kong's riots, calling them a "beautiful sight" of democracy. The chaos in Hong Kong has lasted for over a year and military forces have not been dispatched. Yet after only three days of chaos in Minnesota, Trump publicly threatened the use of firepower and implied military forces could be utilized.
That is the state of US inequality and another example of the country's double standards. Well, America, what should I say?
Chinese call Minneapolis ‘a beautiful sight’
They should consult or invite Joshua Wong for a presentation at a congressional hearing.
As the protest in the US state of Minnesota resembled Hong Kong riots last year in protesting means and police response, Chinese netizens who referred it as "a beautiful sight to behold," as US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called the Hong Kong demonstrations, mocked US double standards and wished more "beautiful sights" of this kind in the US.
Angry crowds in Minneapolis smashed their way into stores and set businesses and other buildings on fire, after the death of a black man on Monday after a white Minneapolis police officer put his knee on his neck for about eight minutes. On Thursday, they set fire to a police precinct and police fired tear gas at the protestors, US media reported.
The Minneapolis mayor declared a state of emergency in the city, and Minnesota sent more than 500 National Guard soldiers to Minneapolis.
US President Donald Trump on Friday threatened the use of "shooting" and announced the army supports the governor in a tweet calling the Minnesota protestors as "thugs."
Photos and videos of fires and the police deployment of tear gas have circulated on Chinese social media since Thursday, and related topics of the protests have trended on Weibo for two days. Many Chinese netizens cracked sarcastic jokes about US double standards in treating Hong Kong mobs and protests in its own soil, saying China should do what the US has done to criticize China over Hong Kong affairs.
"China has not deployed any military force a year after the Hong Kong turmoil, but Trump has threatened to resort to military force just four days into the protests. Hong Kong mobs, take a better look at the country you are begging for help," one netizen said.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1189945.shtml
US should stand with Minnesota violent protesters as it did with HK rioters
By Hu Xijin Source:Global Times Published: 2020/5/29 18:33:40
99
People hold signs and protest during a rally after a Minneapolis Police Department officer allegedly killed George Floyd on Tuesday in Minneapolis, Minnesota. A video of a handcuffed black man dying while a Minneapolis officer knelt on his neck for more than five minutes sparked fresh furor in the US over police treatment of African Americans. Photo: AFP
Hong Kong's rioters and police should carefully watch how the "democratic US" deals with the chaos in Minnesota.
After the tragic death of African-American George Floyd following violent police treatment, enraged protesters in Minneapolis rushed to the city's police building, where a fire later broke out. US President Donald Trump then began to feel uneasy. He sent out a tweet early Friday morning (US time), saying, "I can't stand back & watch this happen." He instructed Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey to "get his act together and bring the city under control," saying the alternative was that he would send in the National Guard and "get the job done right."
"When the looting starts, the shooting starts," Trump said. He said he had spoken to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and told him "the military is with him all the way."
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on Thursday condemned the killings of many unarmed African Americans at the hands of the police over the years. She said that US authorities must take serious action to stop such killings and to ensure that justice is done when they do occur.
In the US, more than 100,000 people have died from COVID-19, most of them weak, elderly, poor and minorities. The death of George Floyd, from another perspective, reveals the desperate inequality rampant in the US. People in Minnesota were angry and lost control. I sent out a tweet on Friday: "Secretary Pompeo, please stand with the angry people of Minneapolis, just like you did with the people of Hong Kong."
US political elites seem to be fierce in all directions. They directly applauded Hong Kong's riots, calling them a "beautiful sight" of democracy. The chaos in Hong Kong has lasted for over a year and military forces have not been dispatched. Yet after only three days of chaos in Minnesota, Trump publicly threatened the use of firepower and implied military forces could be utilized.
That is the state of US inequality and another example of the country's double standards. Well, America, what should I say?
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