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While the world is busy trying to contain the spread of the deadly coronavirus, Chinese authorities last week pulled credentials from journalists at three major media outlets: the @nytimes, @WSJ and @washingtonpost.
What is particularly shocking about this retaliatory move, after the Trump administration took action against several Chinese Communist Party-controlled outlets, is that for the first time, those foreign correspondents are also barred from reporting from Hong Kong and Macau.
they need to be more than not too happy, they need to be dying by the millions to rise up
So, what's the name of the CIA guy writing your tweets for you, Joshuarwrong?
That's a bit on the nose. "Joshuarwong" was certainly not a typo and seems like a racial epithet. Even CCP stooges can be racists, who would have thought!pic.twitter.com/GQSm9qd0fB
Free Hong Kong 
Well said.
The world has to stand together and take down #CCP before #CCP covering up another #Wuhanvirus outbreak.
Not allowing the foreign journalists to report even from Hong Kong is a serious violation of the local constitution, the Basic Law. But who is to charge Beijing for such a violation?
#StandWithHongKong
#HongKong
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