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[When op-eds, open letters and speeches at public hearings become excuses of political screening]
1. Today I received the letter from #Hongkong's electoral officer, questioning my political stance, a ploy commonly used by #Beijing to disqualify candidates from election.pic.twitter.com/YReir7w6HW
2. The letter quotes following as excuses:
-@appledaily_hk coverage of my speech at @CECCgov public hearing on #HK autonomy
-my @washingtonpost op-ed commenting on #Beijing’s move to expelling US journalists
-an open letter to @SecPompeo co-signed by disbanded @demosisto & #HKerspic.twitter.com/JVw2LaqVHW
3. Clearly, under the new #nationalsecuritylaw, political screening covers candidates’ social media accounts, media interviews and election flyers. Even an op-ed piece could be framed as “colluding with foreign forces” and used as excuses for political purges.
立候補を取り消された？
CCP are just cowards. Running away from the “People” at the ballot box. They have to cheat to avoid a total #LegCo2020 asskicking like #HKDCElection in Nov 2019.
Indeed, we smell the DQ waves coming. The world must pay close attention to it, since this will be one of the greatest breaches of democracy. #HongKongers must remain vigilant and resilient, and the world must take action in case anything terrible happens!
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