The Nature of the Hong Kong Protests

Democratic freedoms aside, many nations in the world but particularly the U.S., Britain and China have interests to protect in Hong Kong, writes Mary Beaudoin.

[consortiumnews.com]

{Hong Kong’s special status enabled it to become a leading financial center and tax haven for international corporations. Its free market is so free from regulation and accountability that the conservative American think tank, the Heritage Foundation, has consistently ranked the city as No. 1 in its Index of Economic Freedom.

Hong Kong’s particular legal characteristics have not only enabled China to rise as an economic power and shelter foreign corporations from taxes and tariffs but they have also allowed an individual to get away with murder. That’s because Hong Kong lacks an extradition treaty for those who commit crimes in Taiwan and China.}

In other words. It's an arm of the The Little City of London. AKA Little Britain. [sinhalanet.net]

{Back in the U.S., the House of Representatives passed additional legislation based on the “responsibility to protect,” the humanitarian interventionist policy used to defend people in foreign countries from their own governments on the premise that they need to be protected and the U.S. should do it.}

In other words. Our government is expected to give itself the right to become world police. {As of this writing, the Hong Kong bills are expected to pass in the Senate.} Have no doubt, Trump will sign the bill in favor of. Not that we need this legislature to be such. Being our government has been doing this illegally for at least a century. In which many a presidents should have been impeached over while committing various other crimes while in the process of. I might add also, this is a measure going against the Constitution, interfering in foreign nation affairs. Again, not that our politicians abide by the Constitution, right down to those hypocrites that wrote it.

You might find the article I planted within above provides the reasoning of such a comment I made. We don't have a government governing us, it's more like a corporation you work for. In our case, many corporations! When you start to realize you're working for a corporation rather than having a properly functioned government working for you, you can start separating yourselves from the delusional reality they've created for us.

{NOTE: Since this writing there is no longer access to Dimsum Daily through Google. The search engine is reported blocking sites critical of the Hong Kong protests.}

Imagine that! The truth shall be not allowed!