China is getting very frustrated at the strong willed citizens that are fighting them. China isn't used to having people stand up, especially in their fear based country that is now being influenced by "social credit scores." Not only is China becoming intolerant to this, they don't want Chinese citizens getting any ideas. I get that China is going to react sooner rather than later to get some control, and it will get much uglier before it gets better. These citizens are not safe or immune from harm as this will be very confrontational.
The CEO was forced to resign. He took accountability for his role in the riots, and wasn't ashamed of it. The riots did play a major role in him stepping down.
And that is all I have for this reading. Please send some love and light to Hong Kong- They need all the positive vibes they can get during this crisis they are facing to fight to keep their freedoms.
Love and light- Lynn
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It does not look good for the long term health of the former CEO. According to this exiled Chinese businessman, people that fall out of favor with the Chinese government usually last about a year before they die prematurely.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cwXifDaCjE
@Raymond: Thanks for sharing!
Can you see Hong Kong winning this? How long will China uphold their governance by fear? It seems terrible. What will happen to Hong Kong after their contract with Britain runs out?
I sincerely hope China is not allowed to continue. It sets a bad example for other goverments (who I'm sure love how much control China has over their citizens)
@mycale: I feel like Hong Kong is buying time until the contract runs out. For now they will win, but down the road this will happen again (sadly).
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