LarryDiamond on Twitter: "The authoritarian leaders in Beijing and Hong Kong should face more and stiffer sanctions for these outrageous new violations of human rights of Hong Kong democracy activists. Free #JoshuaWong #RobertChung and all peaceful Hong Kong democrats. https://t.co/X2f3ldG9VL"

@LarryDiamond

Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University. Views expressed are purely my own.

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1. Laurence Hunt‏ @LaurenceRHunt Jan 5
  Replying to @LarryDiamond @digiphile
  
  I've been on the fence about sanctions on China. No more. I've had it with Xi. He is so sinister in his gradual but relentless pursuit of a totalitarian agenda.
  
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1. Flora Lee 脫離悲情文宣吧‏ @FloraLee_hkers Jan 5
  Replying to @LarryDiamond
  
  That’s ridiculous. Democracy is a crime under #NationalSecurityLaw
  
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1. 998j ‏ @hungisred Jan 6
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  Voting becomes “subversion” . How ridiculous can the CCP be
  
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1. Bread and butter ‏ @8readAnd8utter Jan 6
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  This should be enough for the world to see how reckless the CCP and the HK govt are Such excuse is ridiculous, but very much useful under the national security law to purge everyone who’s willing to voice out Freedom and democracy isn’t compatible with the regime at all
  
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1. Kafka‏ @Kafka60613837 Jan 6
  Replying to @LarryDiamond
  
  The list is still growing pic.twitter.com/PB4H3ToGm1
  
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1. Sam‏ @sammyard078 Jan 6
  Replying to @LarryDiamond
  
  All #HongKongers must be free, not one less. We don't adopt this peaceful/unpeaceful distinction. You shouldn't view HK through the lens of American political landscape. We have the duty, as citizens, to defend HK against CCP's aggression, by all means. #StandWithHongKong
  
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1. Adonis lam‏ @f1r2e3e4H5K6 Jan 6
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  Heartbroken to see our lawmakers, activists, lawyers, poll researcher all being arrested for subversion because they held a primary election! This is #ccp! The mass arrest just stifles the democracy in HK, if it still exists. #standwithHongKongpic.twitter.com/GlFBJ06MR9
  
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1. Choi Hyun Suk‏ @Choihyunsuk_421 Jan 6
  Replying to @LarryDiamond @soshk_hker
  
  Billion thanks for #standwithHongKong. #CCP never stops crackdown on pro-democracy activists. 1/Continue to revoke licence of #humanrights lawyers in China 2/Mass charge #HK pro-democracy activists under #NSL HK watching, today #HongKong, Tomorrow: WORLD. #FightForFreedom
  
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