Per read of the situation Message 32195260
<<(4) Away from the street level, the extradition treaty, whilst necessary but can wait.
... (5) So, I do believe it is important to try to stop the treaty passage through the legislative process, and note there are a lot of weak-kneed politicians needing a lesson by the people for the people.
... (9) Hong Kong can pivot, leverage, and play to advantage to do better than all. Whatever Hong Kong does, best to try maintaining status of being the freest in this galaxy of this universe. Let's see if Hong Kong does so. The effort is delicate.>>
Freedom HK democracy works fine, and money carries the day.
Just out from send-tray ...
On 15 Jun 2019, at 11:12 AM, J wrote:
Monday should be good
Unsure of what all the fuss was about by suspect msm
As mentioned often, there are only two governments in this galaxy of this universe that are actually afraid of the people they rule over, and they sit in Beijing and Hong Kong
The rest of the governments just do rule-by-making-up-rules, spin, and repeat, treating the chief-decider desk as accountability-free respite in between elections
Back to mind over money, everyone
scmp.com
Hong Kong government will announce pause on unpopular extradition bill by afternoon
Officials to hit pause button on passage of bill ahead of Sunday protests Beijing officials in charge of Hong Kong affairs meeting in Shenzhen on bill
However, whether a pause on the legislation would encourage those opposed to the bill to continue to take to the streets in a planned rally on Sunday, or appease them, remains to be seen.
On Friday evening, the Civil Human Rights Front, which organised last weekend’s march which drew hundreds of thousands, and pan-democratic lawmakers made it clear a delay would not be enough. Nothing short of scrapping the bill would be acceptable, they said. |
