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To: elmatador who wrote (129573)	2/1/2017 11:34:26 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217798

unsure what the fuss is all about the guy is a billionaire and therefore must be corrupt, or know about corruption in the first person, has a duty to report, voluntarily left his hotel service apartment to assist the authorities, and info-ed his minions to refrain from calling on the police authority of freedom island so what precisely is wrong? if only other lands can DTS in like manner the world would be a better place hksar must not offer shelter to eligible folks but not requesting shelter; to do otherwise would be termed a crime, and there are laws against such after all, hksar is neither usa nor brazil, and so people of no-merit are treated exactly as they deserve, as opposed to running for the presidency or working as president at this moment a former hksar chief executive ('president') is being prosecuted for not much of anything per zero-tolerance regime, and all good. if he is guilty, he is in for it, and if not, his prosecutors are in for it, all per rule of law. for folks of merit, much as young edward snowdon, hksar facilitates freedom, also per rule of law. as you see, nothing is wrong and all good.

To: elmatador who wrote (129573)	10/28/2017 8:00:38 PM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Recommended By Pogeu Mahone Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217798

re <<abduction from the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district last Friday has shaken the city to its core>> a followup, i quote myself, "what a lot of balderdash" we approve of the anti-corruption campaign, to root out evil that spoils brazil just held a party, saw the financial district by night, having resided in it during the day, and i report to you that everything is fine