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[My respond to HSBC’s top Asia exec has come out in support of the national security law] 1/ HSBC provides a vivid example demonstrating how China will use the national security law as new leverage for more political influence over foreign business community in this global city.pic.twitter.com/12U6InapQC
2/ Business circles, banks, lawyers and scholars fear that the law will introduce Chinese styled snitching culture and censorship to HK. It's foreseeable that more companies are forced to kowtow to Beijing once the law is implemented in HK.pic.twitter.com/DnLKA5ASIi
3/ Under Beijing’s tightening grip, HK is no longer an autonomous city for investors and ex-pats. In fact, foreign capitals like traders and funds companies have long been regarded as a threat to national security by Beijing, especially during China’s financial crisis in 2015.pic.twitter.com/wixXeryzJQ
4/ Under its wolf warrior diplomacy, ex-pats & foreign companies can easily become the targets of new law due to its ambiguously defined “foreign forces”. I call on UK Gov to take vigorous actions & impose necessary sanctions if China insists on scraping Joint Declaration.pic.twitter.com/9yKSOUUKUE
5/ Since the law introduces legal and political uncertainties to the city, the world should also reconsider Hong Kong’s special status in order to protect foreign interests and as a way to push for the withdrawal of this evil law.pic.twitter.com/FY9Wp2iDoz
biz environment in HK will be similar to China, under-table $$ is predominant practise as Chinese styled, high cost to do biz unexpectedly, resulting highet risk.
Does he even read what he's quoting? Lamenting HK 'no longer being an autonomous city for investors and ex-pats'. 
From biz perspective, there are only two scenarios, win-win or lose-lose. The real world don’t care too much democracy, everything is about benefit transition.
Well, they are willing to do that. Thought they are your supporters. They are realistic and know who to support.
Very well said, Joshua!
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