Translation: give Beijing what it wants, otherwise Beijing will get what it wants!
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SCMP - the largest 50 cent army
#StandWithHK#PassHKHumanRightsAndDemocracyAct#BoycottChinapic.twitter.com/EguWIv2xwR
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Huang Qifan (the previous mayor of Chongqing city in China) said that even cities like Shanghai CAN’T replace Hong Kong as a financial center. Each year, Hong Kong attracts 54% of the foreign investments that go into China.http://www.ejinsight.com/20190923-ex-chinese-official-reaffirms-hong-kongs-irreplaceable-role/ …
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For decades, Shanghai claimed they’re going to replace Hong Kong as the international financial center... time really does fly. They should realised that without genuine legislative system, none of a Chinese city could replace Hong Kong
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Protests in HK have no impact to China’s stability, as suggested in this article. Unemployment and high inflation do!
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HK is playing right into CCP's hands...
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I've been saying the same all along. Good to know others foresee the same. It's common sense.
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Exactly. So keep it peaceful
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Correct but protesters keep given chance for China to enter.
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Not at all. If police brutality continues in
#HongKong, Beijing will lose.pic.twitter.com/X48E9AefpR
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