(1) The senior judge decision to overturn the challenge to anti-mask ban - is a wise move.
(2) The current situation in HK is in an anarchy state - where vandalism, rioting, injuries, disruption to business etc --- has severely damaged HK Society.
(3) This pro-democracy lawmakers do not have HK's welfare at heart - as they want HK to be in a chaotic and anarchy state - so that they can gain political capital.
(4) In fact the anti-mask ban is the right first move - but not sufficient for HK to restore back law and order.
(5) To restore back law and order to HK, so that effective reconciliation efforts - specifically National Dialogue, Masterplan to address all grievances can take place --- a more comprehensive Emergency Order measures need to be put in place - to prevent HK people from hitting the street to protest.
(6) The anti-mask ban is a step into right direction - but still not sufficient to quell HK unrest.
2 hours ago
The opposition law maker must be arrested with trial & put in prison while army must be deployed to arrest all violence protestors & put in detention camp. Only then the Govt can have the space to clean up the city & repair the facilities , restoring law & orders thus bring peace back to the island . Lam should not show further weakness & act immediately ..its already proven for the last 4 months , giving in & proving weak does no positive result . Save all the talking, use the batons & everyone will starts to listen like never before !
3 hours ago
I don't imagine it's doing any good for the reputation of a "assertive" super power to simply let a "self-autonomous" region to its own for months, especially when being viewed from its side where the common people believe that hong kong people are supposedly on the same, if not better position and that any protesters would have been quickly dealt with. Have you hear them say how it is unfair?
2 hours ago
The pro-democracy leaders say and do things that are contradictory The protestors were waving Union jacks but now they say the British laws are outdated.
1 hour ago
If Hong Kong suddenly transforms itself into true China only in 2047, the culture shock would simply be unbearable for hongkies. As sovereign it is only responsible of China to make gradual adjustments STARTING NOW by degrees towards eventual integration. If China doesn't do so, it will be derelict in its duty to HongKongers.
5 hours ago
Cowards always resort to overturn laws that deem them in unfavorable position. They never realise the damages they have done to economy. Selfish agenda.
4 hours ago
Soon hongkies May become boat people trying to get to aussiecauns and americauns land.
5 hours ago
Hahaha....good
45 minutes ago
What kind of lawmakers encourages mask protest and hooliganism and destruction of public properties, if this is democracy, then they ought be hang.
1 hour ago
So funny. These rioters wants British rule and now the British law is applied, they are not happy ?
(2) The current situation in HK is in an anarchy state - where vandalism, rioting, injuries, disruption to business etc --- has severely damaged HK Society.
(3) This pro-democracy lawmakers do not have HK's welfare at heart - as they want HK to be in a chaotic and anarchy state - so that they can gain political capital.
(4) In fact the anti-mask ban is the right first move - but not sufficient for HK to restore back law and order.
(5) To restore back law and order to HK, so that effective reconciliation efforts - specifically National Dialogue, Masterplan to address all grievances can take place --- a more comprehensive Emergency Order measures need to be put in place - to prevent HK people from hitting the street to protest.
(6) The anti-mask ban is a step into right direction - but still not sufficient to quell HK unrest.
The protestors were waving Union jacks but now they say the British laws are outdated.