Chitchat See: real democracy China moved troops and military weapons to HK if HK kenna attack by world no.1 enemy UArseA... whereas BE gave fake democrazy to B

[tanwahtiu]

Honkies Bruce Lee hollywood style fighting..

Real democracy China w real military armed ready to defend HK...if kenna attack by 5 eye BE...


Whereas BE hand over fake democracy to honkies mobile phones shoot not bullets but shoot pictures only...

Where are the HK military army? 20 years of self rule build no military army???? So jiak leow bee...

 

[knowwhatyouwantinlife]

Us still needs China one la why trump didn't stop this?
Report: Joseph Tsai to Buy All Remaining Nets Shares for Record Total of $2.35B
ROB GOLDBERGAUGUST 14, 2019

Mary Altaffer/Associated Press
Joseph Tsai is set to become the full owner of the Brooklyn Nets for a total of $2.35 billion, according to Josh Kosman and Brian Lewis of the New York Post.
The co-founder of Alibaba purchased 49 percent of the NBA team last year for $1 billion, which also gave him the right to purchase the other 51 percent from Mikhail Prokhorov for $1.35 billion by the 2021-22 season. He appears to be ready to make the move right away, with the transaction set to be announced this week.
Prokhorov originally purchased an 80 percent stake of the team for $223 million in 2010 and bought out the remaining 20 percent in 2015, although the team was valued at $875 million at the time.

The league has grown significantly since then, with sales of the Los Angeles Clippers and Houston Rockets topping $2 billion each.
According to Forbes, the Nets have a value of $2.35 billion in 2019, which ranks 37th among all professional sports teams.
The team could also be on the rise considering the successful offseason the Nets had, adding All-Stars Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant in free agency. The squad reached the playoffs last year but suddenly has a bright future with a lot of star power that could bring in a lot of revenue.
This could help cut into the New York Knicks' profits, an organization that ranked fifth in the world with a value of $4 billion.
Tsai, a Taiwan native, has been aggressive in getting into American sports in recent years. In addition to purchasing the Nets, he also bought 100 percent of the New York Liberty in the WNBA as well as the San Diego Seals in the National Lacrosse League.
The Post's Josh Kosman and Brett Cyrgalisreported in March he was also negotiating to buy the Barclays Center and the new Nassau Coliseum from Prokhorov.
Adding the remainder of the Nets shares helps him fill out his profile in the sporting world.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Red ham face trump need $700B to give to China to buy Chinese armed weapons.... he will soon hv to sell her dotter cheebye to Chinese...

Us still needs China one la why trump didn't stop this?
Report: Joseph Tsai to Buy All Remaining Nets Shares for Record Total of $2.35B
ROB GOLDBERGAUGUST 14, 2019

Mary Altaffer/Associated Press
Joseph Tsai is set to become the full owner of the Brooklyn Nets for a total of $2.35 billion, according to Josh Kosman and Brian Lewis of the New York Post.
The co-founder of Alibaba purchased 49 percent of the NBA team last year for $1 billion, which also gave him the right to purchase the other 51 percent from Mikhail Prokhorov for $1.35 billion by the 2021-22 season. He appears to be ready to make the move right away, with the transaction set to be announced this week.
Prokhorov originally purchased an 80 percent stake of the team for $223 million in 2010 and bought out the remaining 20 percent in 2015, although the team was valued at $875 million at the time.

The league has grown significantly since then, with sales of the Los Angeles Clippers and Houston Rockets topping $2 billion each.
According to Forbes, the Nets have a value of $2.35 billion in 2019, which ranks 37th among all professional sports teams.
The team could also be on the rise considering the successful offseason the Nets had, adding All-Stars Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant in free agency. The squad reached the playoffs last year but suddenly has a bright future with a lot of star power that could bring in a lot of revenue.
This could help cut into the New York Knicks' profits, an organization that ranked fifth in the world with a value of $4 billion.
Tsai, a Taiwan native, has been aggressive in getting into American sports in recent years. In addition to purchasing the Nets, he also bought 100 percent of the New York Liberty in the WNBA as well as the San Diego Seals in the National Lacrosse League.
The Post's Josh Kosman and Brett Cyrgalisreported in March he was also negotiating to buy the Barclays Center and the new Nassau Coliseum from Prokhorov.
Adding the remainder of the Nets shares helps him fill out his profile in the sporting world.