Anglocuks don't deserve the mass imigration of 3 milion Hong Kongers

BASED HONG KONGERS

Can't imagine why these guys ended up alienating the mainlanders that were advocating on their behalf in places like Shenzhen.

>mainland chinks
>supporting the protesters

Try stepping outside the Murdoch media empire or BBC for once.

Yeah, how's that Trump cocksucking going. Not very well? USA hasn't actually done anything about HK?
Oh, how sad. It's almost like Anglo dominance has ended and USA's opinion on HK doesn't matter. Get used to it, XXI is not an anglo century

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lel

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> US has been exposed for funding last year’s Hong Kong protests
>The little-known but powerful US Agency for Global Media has financed protesters in the city and helped them with technical support

> Imagine how the American government would react if multiple Chinese state agencies such as Xinhua were exposed secretly helping protest groups across the United States to evade surveillance and crackdowns by law enforcement agencies.
>Washington would probably threaten China with war. Roughly, though, the little-known but powerful US Agency for Global Media has been doing just that in Hong Kong. It oversees funding for various news and information operations around the world, including Voice of America and Radio Free Asia.
About US$2 million was earmarked for the protest movement in Hong Kong, but has now been frozen as part of a general overhaul and restructuring by a new agency boss. An ally of President Donald Trump, CEO Michael Pack didn’t specifically target the Hong Kong funding, which was apparently caught up in his management overhaul.
>The restructuring, though, has inadvertently exposed the US funding long denied by local protesters and pan-democrats.

scmp.com/comment/opinion/article/3091438/us-has-been-exposed-funding-last-years-hong-kong-protests

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>Spanish
>Far Left government
>Cucklonia
Fuck off

>far left
Retard.

>thinking that americucks will save them

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You really believe that funding Hong Kong citizens opposing Chinese rule and funding American citizens opposing American rule are the same thing?

There was support from the Mainland? Proof?

Bullshit clickbait article. Those froze payments including technology because once China has its stranglehold, there are serious security concerns. That would end up in Chinese hands and only be used against protestors.

2 million is nothing in this context

Yes. If China was funding California or Texas violent separatists you wouldn’t like it very much

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>California or Texas violent separatists
Lmao go ahead

You skimmed over the point entirely. One is funding an independent state. The other is not.

Nice cope they froze everything

I wish

Why are HKers so cringe?

They're your Yuebros though

shut the fuck up

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>oh no no no 3 million model immigrants
>We are losing our country!!!

That's not the leading party you dumb macaco

Because they don't actually believe in what they're fighting for unlike the vietcong.

Cope

> Libby Liu, the former CEO of OTF who resigned over the funding freeze, acknowledged the operations. “We have several projects housed in Hong Kong,” Liu told Time. “We can’t help [people in Hong Kong] get ready if we can’t be in business.”

>The agency and OTF are not the only ones. The National Endowment for Democracy, another Congress-funded entity, spent US$643,000 in Hong Kong last year. In 2013, according to its own records, it was US$695,031. Those amounts seem roughly to be recurrent annual spending in the city, at least until December when Beijing imposed sanctions against it.
They are probably just the tip of the iceberg.

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Hong Kong is not an independent state, it’s part of China.

I just said that, moron. They did it over security concerns.

Whatever. It’s a special administrative region granted some degree of autonomy and previously acknowledged by the Chinese government. It’s a totally different situation is my point.

They are in a coalition. Retard

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>suck Trump's dick
>he doesn't do anything
>suck it even harder
>Trump removes Hong Kong's autonomy
>Hong Kong now has to pay tariffs

Oof.

Are you so retarded you don't understand what a coalition is?

I am really annoyed at the world this year. Too many things to even name are not going as they should.

Seres delenda est!

Jesus Christ dude, stop

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>im a politically frustrated incel totally disconnected from reality
>wtf why aren't things going according to the larp in my head

I worked at a Chinese bank and people were mostly sympathetic to protestors until they started demonizing mainlanders.

I'd like to see China fund BLM. And pay the bail of people caught rioting/setting shit on fire/defacing statues.

>Even if China could support American terrorist organisation they would have to back down because they are scared shitless of the american army

Kek. How will the c*ink ever recover?

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