Their presence in HK might speak volumes concerning their views on same human rights and basic freedoms. Mercenaries rarely place principles ahead of subservience.
[Activists single out British officers in protests against HK police] They come from Britain, where human rights, basic freedoms are taken for granted by its people. But that is what people here were demonstrating for when the police attacked them. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/world/hong-kong-protesters-turn-ire-on-british-officers-after-clashes-with-police-over-china-extradition-bill-frg8b3hg3 …pic.twitter.com/PQWt7vXuI2
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Sorry to say Josh, but Britain’s treatment of Julian Assange, condemned by the UN torture officers and Amnesty International, shows that human rights are also treated with disregard in Britain.
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Most irritating thing is, most of the young protester have never been to China or even no any history osf the past.. N keep banging on about democracy and now asking for trumps help.. Unber fcuing livible
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Lot can't wait to see China fall... But you know that would mean for HK? Turn into dust
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You are the HK version of Juan Guaido. You even look kinda like him. I wonder if there are some physical feature criteria that CIA uses to screen their puppet candidates.
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Shame.
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