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NPP Chairperson Regina Ip, then-Secretary for Security who failed to push for #Article23 in 2003 responded, "Beijing's decision is acceptable & understandable because #HongKong has been a loophole for national security." Ironically she failed the mission again as a lawmaker.pic.twitter.com/WJ0RLgBWys
Believe it or not?
HKMAO statement: "The #NationalSecurityLaw won't affect the rights & freedoms enjoyed by #HongKong residents - including freedom of assembly, speech & press - but allows people to better exercise their legal rights & liberties in a free & safe environment."pic.twitter.com/1wWILiBROq
@joshuawongcf on @dwnews: "Before #NationalSecurityLaw is passed in Beijing, we must gather ppl on the street again, no matter to mobilise ppl to take to the street or continue international advocacy. We hope international community to stand w/ #HongKong."https://youtu.be/S2Ti0-sYOhs
Carrie Lam and her whole cabinet showed up in solidarity with National Security Law. She said there's no detail about the clauses and implementation yet, claiming #HongKong's judicial independence won't be affected.pic.twitter.com/w43387GobQ
Utterly nonsense
war is peace freedom is slavery ignorance is strength We are truly blessed to be living in such "interesting" times
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