ROBERT WONG

@Alex_Oloyede2 He’d better deploy his hair style on Trump’s head.

Christianity is allowed in China - what isn't allowed is cults pretending to be "religion" or foreign-funded fronts hiding behind "religion" to interfere, meddle, and undermine another nation - which is what the West has abused Christianity for over CENTURIES. You are a liar and frankly, your hiding behind religion to advance your hateful political agenda is the actual threat to Christianity - not those preventing you from doing so in China.

@mariocavolo If they have to bring up a picture from 1989 to prove that China is bad then they already lost the argument. In a way it's a good thing because the new propaganda isn't working anymore so they are digging up the old ones

I SUPPORTED THE so-called pro-democracy politicians in Hong Kong for many years. I knew the main members personally and happily stuffed my hard-earned cash into their collection boxes. But I increasingly felt something wasn’t right. Then I did some digging. And then I backed off as fast as I could. Here’s the story. . A NEW ASSISTANT As a South China Morning Post reporter in 1991, I noted the rise of a new political group called the United Democrats. They had an “executive assistant” who was always seen at the right hand of the leaders. His name was Tom Boasberg. So, not Chinese, but American. He was hyper-political, and his previous employer was the United States government. Many businesses in Hong Kong employed Americans, sure. We all liked Americans. But this wasn’t a business – it was supposedly a "grassroots" political party—and I thought it odd to have a foreigner at the top end of the noisiest political organization in the city. And when Boasberg moved on in 1992, I noticed that he was replaced by another executive assistant, a woman named Minky Worden. She too was American, she too was hyper-political, and she too was previously employed by the United States government: a coincidence. When Ms Worden left that role in 1998, the group took an another person in her place: a woman named Emily Bork. She too was American, she too was hyper-political, and she too previously worked for the United States government. A series of coincidences? (Ms Worden went on to become an enthusiastic player in the Uyghur genocide hoax. Her journalist husband Gordon Crovitz, with whom I worked directly, later went on to sign a contract to work on media monitoring with the Pentagon.) . FACTIONS For some of this period, I was a Legislative Council columnist for the South China Morning Post. I lived next door to Yeung Sam, a leading member of the so-called “pro-democracy” party, and soon learned there were factions within it. Everyone’s favorite (including mine) was a rough diamond called Szeto Wah who was noisily patriotic about China while believing that western democracy would be good for Hong Kong. (Yeung himself was unpopular within the organization.) But many of the other “pro-democracy” politicians, unfortunately, became closely tied in with anti-China groups funded by the US National Endowment for Democracy, which had taken over the CIA's “soft power” covert regime change duties. The NED had quietly started funding political parties in Hong Kong in 1990, but kept under the radar, using multiple other identities. Cash arrived in Hong Kong listed as “donations” from a non-existent body called the American Institute for Free Labor Development (set up by the CIA for money transfers). . EXTREMELY DANGEROUS The NED were and are extremely bad people. Working worldwide, they used the “pro-democracy” label as a cover to poison the public against local candidates who failed to be pro-Washington in any country. The NED successfully manipulated elections in Nicaragua in 1990 and Mongolia in 1996 and helped to overthrow democratically elected governments in Bulgaria in 1990 and Albania in 1991 and 1992, as intelligence historians noted. And they would eventually cause chaos in my peaceful, gentle Hong Kong. The NED did this by using their bottomless funds to blend Hong Kong’s “pro-democracy” politicians with two groups they funded to poison Hong Kong people against mainland China. One was called the Human Rights Monitor and the other was the Confederation of Trade Unions (not to be confused with the HK Federation of Trade Unions, which was a genuine trade union organizing group). . DESTRUCTION OF LEGCO The "pan-democrats" quickly lost the goodwill of the Hong Kong people by automatically vetoing every act the government did, causing massive delays in a city used to efficiency. Legco became dysfunctional, sometimes grinding to a halt. The physical violence seen in the Taiwan parliament was transferred to Hong Kong, with people such as Ted Hui throwing fists and foul matter into the parliamentary chamber (and becoming hated by the building's cleaners). . PROTESTS PREPARED OVERSEAS By 2012, this pro-US movement in Hong Kong was working with the Oslo Freedom Foundation (which, despite the name, is based in the US), in a multi-year operation to organize massive demonstrations in Hong Kong with the aim of destabilizing the city. The US plan was to present this foreign-organised anti-China insurrection as home-grown “pro-democracy” protests, trusting in the western mainstream media to excuse the horrific violence and hide the US funding. (Which they did.) A major aim was fearmongering. By forcing Beijing to send the tanks into Hong Kong, Taiwan would abandon its growing friendship with the mainland, and became once again a dependable part of the Pentagon's First Island Chain. . A FAILED OPERATION The rest is history. The Chinese refused to send in the tanks. The PLA stayed at home. The Hong Kong police managed to quell the riots without killing a single person (unlike in the six other uprisings in the world that same year, all of which led to multiple deaths). The operation failed. . DISGUSTED By 2021, many people in Hong Kong knew about the foreign forces' involvement and were disgusted with the pan-democrats. My friends and I, almost all of whom had been big fans for many years, became totally disillusioned with them, and with western-style democracy as a whole. The western mainstream press rigidly turned their faces away and refused to see any of this. And today, the China-hostile media, from Reuters’ James Pomfret to the BBC’s Danny Vincent, continue to fail to report the real story. Whether they are hiding it or are genuinely unaware of what is going -- that's not for me to say. But I will say that the catastrophic loss of trust in the western mainstream media is well deserved.

@InevitableSouth @JAHYBB This has got to be in that Rat Temple right? The rats get to literally run (all over) that place. If not, then the street food is defo off the menu for me.

@dominictsz I think only the "A" variant single seat version is been pulled from the front line duty.

Think about that: The king of the India-Pakistan battlefield is a Chinese fighter jet that is about to be retired. 🤣

@Bionic_Asian @JungleBall_2 @MFA_China "their"

@Bionic_Asian @JungleBall_2 @MFA_China True, it's like you provide steel but someone made fire arms out of the steel you sold them and then they blame you for all the Gun crimes in there country.

#Fentanyl is the U.S.’s problem, not China’s. The U.S. and the U.S. alone has the responsibility to solve it. Despite the goodwill China has shown, the U.S. slapped tariffs on Chinese imports and blames it on fentanyl. This is bullying through and through, and highly damaging to dialogue and cooperation on #counternarcotics. The U.S. should know that vilifying others will not hide its failed responsibility, to punish those who try to help will not solve any problem, and intimidation or threats are certainly not the right way to engage with China.

@Kai_Wong_CN Happy New year bud and have a good one.

@JieTweet @BarrettYouTube Hong Kong is all peaceful now. Since all the western sponsored rioters (used condom/roaches) have fled HK. In short, Hong Kong is great now. Long live the NSL.

@BarrettYouTube Don't be naive again. Check what happened in Hong Kong.

A number of Voices from the collective west seem to think there is a timetable for mainland China to launch an invasion of Taiwan. This is what Colonel Wu Qian from the Ministry of National Defense on November 30 reiterated. Taiwan is an integral part of China's territory, and the issue of Taiwan is a core interest for China. China is committed to peaceful reunification but will take strong measures to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity if Taiwan's "independence" separatist forces provoke or cross certain red lines. My understanding of this is, mainland China will only consider this option if Taiwan is pushed to declare independence. In my opinion the West are very wrong in their thinking..

@Thehandlesshand @zhao_dashuai That's the anti- China South African snake Serpentza.

@zhao_dashuai Thoughts ?

🤓Interesting fact🧐 The per capita of President Xi portraits rises exponentially in ethnic Tibetan areas. Even outside of the Tibetan Autonomous Region. The more ethnic Tibetan there are, the more likely you will see a President Xi portrait in shops or homes.

@Vernonhayn98222 @njuki @Kanthan2030 @khraibani Robots with AI intelligence will take over the running of factories and any thing else you care to imagine in 70 yrs time. All China needs are resources and not so much human resources.

@njuki @Kanthan2030 @khraibani There will be a dramatic population decline in China over the next 70 years as China is the fastest aging society in human history. That means if China even survives the dramatic decline wages will have to rise to support an aging population. Companies will have to move out.

My original prediction was that globalists will install a Democratic President in 2024 & a Republican President in 2028. Then, China war would start in 2029-2030. The rationale was that: 🔹The Ukraine war must go on to severely weaken Russia (and hope for a regime change) 🔹It takes a few more years to prepare for the war against China But maybe the Ukraine war is going so bad that the US changed its minds. Perhaps better to get out of Ukraine and then blame the loss on Ukraine and Europe. But I still don't understand the war (WW3) with China. It's just not feasible. US stock market would crash on day one if China seizes Apple and Tesla factories; and the US would erupt in riots without Chinese goods in retail stores or on Amazon. China can thus win without firing its hypersonic missiles. However, these people are absolute psychopaths, so who knows?

"We see #China more and more as a systemic rival" - What do these people have for brains..? #EU says it needs to 'de-risk' from China - What does that mean..? Does the EU even know what it means or are they just parroting the line of their #US masters...? reuters.com/world/eu-leade…

@DeniseT94240541 @BarrettYouTube This "Denise Tan" seems to sound like a Hong Kong roach/used condom. Licking the boots of her/he master. A true running dog.

@BarrettYouTube You must promise never to step back into a western country in future,that includes your grandchildren. You must promise to emigrate your family to China. All your children must have a PRC passport with no dual citizenship. If you do that we wil be convinced China is superior.

This is how you speak when you become a vassal of the U.S. Germany was once the leading economy in the EU before it abandoned its own foreign policy in favour of the U.S.'s. hongkongfp.com/2023/06/14/chi…

This is another fabricated lie by 🇺🇸 to smear 🇨🇳 I have 27 years working experience in China. I have inspected and worked with hundreds of factories in many provinces, and seen hundreds more ! I have NEVER ONCE seen neither FORCED labor or CHILD labor in China ! I have though seen CHILD labor in factories in lesser developed Asian countries, which are not under US and EU scrutiny. Countries with lesser developed educational systems than in China, where you only go 7 years to school, and then starts your working life. If you understand China's education system, as well understand how the labor laws in China have been significantly improved over the past 2 decades, you clearly understand these are fabricated lies. Exactly education have driven China's rapid rise ! All mid size and big foreign customers have Code of Conducts which they require their suppliers to abide by and sign before engaging business. Several further requires to inspect the factories themselves. Never once have i had a supplier rejected due to labor conditions. Therefore Nike, Adidas and others, who are here under scrutiny from the US knows very well there is no forced labor and are just caught in this storm ! Have Congressman Gallagher ever visited China ? Have he laid out any evidence for his claims ? No ! And there is reasons to why. It is a continuation of the ongoing Anti China campaign driven by the US. Please retweet - to get the word out and stop the US in continuing fabricating lies. Enough !! #China #Chinese #USA #EU cnbc.com/2023/05/03/hou…

@HaraldinChina @ReaganiteGOPer @maria_drutska @pateroninho13 Plus it's got a lot more secret recipes than the original. 😅

@HaraldinChina @ReaganiteGOPer @maria_drutska @pateroninho13 It's called Kremlin Fried Chicken now. 😋

Dozens of packages from KFC were delivered to the five-star Soluxe Hotel in Moscow, where Xi Jinping was staying.

@Jerry_grey2002 Wouldn't surprise me if these are FLG cultists hired to stirred up shit. If that don't work. They'll dress them in PLA uniforms the next time.

Thanks for the promo Serpent but, you might not like this, I already have double the number of followers you have and, as you often say when asked to debate with people on YouTube (something I've never seen you do) you don't need your followers to help boost you, 1/2

Stock price of parent company of SUSHIRO loses over HK$960m in value after 17-year-old student licked mouth of a soy sauce bottle, put it back on a conveyor belt, & then wiped tsushi on the conveyor belt with his saliva-stained fingers at branch in Japan dimsumdaily.hk/stock-price-of…