HYBRID WAR SPECIALISTS working in Kakakhstan say they studied the violent 2019 Hong Kong “revolution” attempt. Then they gathered experienced activists from the 2014 Ukraine revolution and flew to Almaty in Kazakhstan to prepare for the current mayhem in that country.
We “studied the experience of protests in Hong Kong and other countries,” said Dzmitry…
Henry Ho rebuts an editorial in the Economist on democracy in Hong Kong
I REFER TO THE article “Pliant patriots” in the Leaders Section of The Economist on Jan 8-14 2022. It argued that the newly sworn-in legislature in Hong Kong is a “mockery of democracy”.
While no popular elections were introduced by the…
Top business figure corrects US newspaper’s extreme rant
Investigators find cash links between anti-China voices and UK operations
Omicron cases are doubling every two to three days in the UK. people need to learn from Hong Kong
HISTORY HAS PLAYED a unique and significant role in Chinese culture. It’s not only a collection of chronological events or a summary of wars, rulers and dynasties — it embodies traditional values and ethics. More importantly, Chinese people emphasize that history has some kind of “periodic cycles” and rulers should learn lessons from history on…
Misread statistics turned good news to bad
COULD COVID-19 be good for you? Surely not. Yet statistics show that people in mainland China and Hong Kong have turned the coronavirus into a positive factor for public health in some ways, at least.
The Chinese response has been very thorough: as a result,
they prevented hundreds of thousands of people from catching the virus…
TV companies should be encouraged to invest in upcoming games
OMICRON
FLEW INTO Hong Kong on November 11 hiding in the nasal passages of a passenger
from South Africa. The man was fully vaccinated and would have been allowed to
roam freely, maskless, infecting hundreds with the new Covid-19 variant, had he
travelled to other places.
But Hong Kong’s tough rules forced him to stay masked at all times,…
