Comments on: On the anniversary of China’s greatest lie, Hong Kong stands up

By: stuart

stuart — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 06:21:30 +0000

afds, you’re coming to this party a bit late, but let’s embrace the fact that you bothered at all.

“Both the 86 and 89 riots led to the purging of progressive reformed minded leaders in the CCP by hardliners.”

And without the people voicing their displeasure at the leadership the moderates take control of the party? Get real, bro.

“These memes were pushed on the population of HK before the handover so that the UK could put barriers between HK and China ”

One of the many reasons the people of HK look upon the old colonials with fondness.

By: afds

afds — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 08:06:10 +0000

You are a massive fool. Both the 86 and 89 riots led to the purging of progressive reformed minded leaders in the CCP by hardliners.

And BTW, democracy, human rights and freedome weren’t much discussed in colonial HK, because guess what, the british were iron fisted racist overlords. These memes were pushed on the population of HK before the handover so that the UK could put barriers between HK and China and maintain its own influence.

Study up on some history, eh, fool.

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By: stuart

stuart — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 23:47:16 +0000

Thanks, Neddy, I’ll take a look and add them now.