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6/ In order to safeguard Hong Kong’s civil liberties and foreign interests in the city, the British government should consider all measures to call for the withdrawal of the national security law, such as ruling out Huawei from its involvement in the 5G network in the UK.
7/ Since the incident shows that China will use its economic clout to leverage for political support, in order to uphold the UK sovereign capacities, the British government should consider setting the withdrawal of the law as the prerequisite for future trade deals with China.
You and your supporters rock in this brave new world of evil powers.
daydreaming
Well said. UK is beginning to see the threat.
@BorisJohnson and @DominicRaab should follow this suggestion. China listens only when money is at stake.
@HSBC made a bad choice (tho it didn't have a lot of options) and Noel Quinn should be ashamed.
Don't expect #corporations to work for freedom, they only work for profits.
I do hope you realize that tweeting never gets you anywhere. You can either convince BoJo (or NSC) to introduce a new policy, or find enough MPs to sponsor a new law for you. After all, UK is a democracy, not a Twitterocracy.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe I've read somewhere that the UK has already considered ruling out Huawei from its 5G network.
In case anyone has doubt, China will be isolated by the major countries, mainly because of the way CCP dealt with the pandemic, plus how they were untrustworthy on the HK issue.
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