Who will defend Hong Kong?

[pErvinalia]

You like peaking at old ducks? You dirty perv..

[rainbow]

You like peaking at old ducks? You dirty perv..

...or plucking old dicks, you perty dirv.

[Hermit]

I havenn't had faith in mankind for decades, but all my respect for Chinese culture is vanishing rather fast.

Turns out China acts like all other powers on the planet. Check-mate, Chinese culture.

[pErvinalia]

They eat dogs. Nuff said.

[Hermit]

They eat dogs. Nuff said.

And they invented the Kung flu.

[Cunt]

The Chinese in HK should defend it, obviously.

With their alliances built over the years, they should have friends helping. Trouble is, the sports teams can take a knee for the Marxists, but the other sports teams can't criticize the CCP (the NBA stopped it on behalf of their much-loved CCP bucks)

I have been trying to spot CCP propaganda, but it isn't as easy as one would think. Their influence on the WHO was pretty clear, but pointing it out isn't.

I guess they already have Taiwan, HK, and Australia (among other new territories, like Canada) but I don't know what their control will look like. I guess the only way to tell, is to see who is bold enough to satirize the CCP and it's officials.

So where IS that satirizing? I remember a graphic of Winnie the Pooh being somehow irritating to the CCP, but I really don't know enough about them to know more.

[laklak]

Ain't nobody gonna do shit.

[Cunt]

Ain't nobody gonna do shit.

I don't understand the 'fake gold' thing, but if they were lying about their wealth, it fits in with most of the wealthy blowhards I know.

[Cunt]

if the CCP is producing propaganda to further their more troubling goals, what would it look like?

In other countries, I mean...which narratives would they support?

[Hermit]

if the CCP is producing propaganda to further their more troubling goals, what would it look like?

In other countries, I mean...which narratives would they support?

They might steal the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere concept, delete the words "Greater East" a few years later, and finally replace "Asia" with "Global".

[Scot Dutchy]

Who ever thought that a little thing like a treaty would stop China? Top drawer naivety.