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6. Clearly, #Wangyi will now realize it is a mistake to completely shut the door on the city's dissents and kill all possibilities to make changes within the system, after his recent trip to Europe.pic.twitter.com/2jhymck0TB
7. As Nathan now fled the city and I face multiple cases with travel restrictions, it's doubtful when we will meet again. But in democratization history of #Korea & #Taiwan, exiled activists could someday return & serve as top officials in homeplace. I'm sure we will meet again.pic.twitter.com/MWbKHnhMaa
Long Arc of Justice will eventually lead you all home to bring Freedom to HK. Long Arc of Justice is borrowed from US Civil Rights leaders over the years. Pray for Justice and Equality everywhere. 
I believe from the very beginning that Nathan is the dove which will bring us the the good news of victory.
#StandWithHongKong
Yes, meet again in jail.
Some day? That is too vague. The downfall of CCP is imminent. God is on the job. We have to push God in prayer to make it happen even this year.
Meanwhile join next #rallyofhope, Sept 27.
Here is the link to the recording of the recent one million online #rallyofhope :
赤い海に浮かぶ自由の島！
Thank you for giving us the news from #HongKong, Joshua.
It still not good news, but i know that you and your friends don't give up the fight for freedom and democracy.
#StandWithHongKong
#HongKongProtests
#FightForFreedom
Parody of the masterpiece, “French Revolution” We many Japanese also cheer on you,.pic.twitter.com/P9oCyT070j
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