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Britain is really about to become a rag, and another Hong Kong independence activist, Chung Hanlin, went to Britain to apply for political asylum. With his 40,000 Hong Kong dollars, he said that in the foreseeable future, "it is impossible to return to Hong Kong".
I remember watching the news two days ago, and many Hong Kong independence elements said that they had been abandoned, but I didn't expect that there would be people who would not give up! How long can this guy be able to bounce and hold out until May Day next year?
I wonder what British Foreign Minister Cameron will say and whether he will give this person permission for "political asylum". People didn't say that they wanted us to release a certain "Hong Kong independence boss", I don't know how we will deal with it this time?
These people still fantasize about coming to England and living the life of their dreams. However, maybe the reality will be nakedly "slap in the face", there is no use value, who cares about you.
In "The Legend of Zhen Huan in the Harem", Huanbi said that being able to be used by others at least proves that she is valuable! These Hong Kong rebels swarm to the West, dreaming of living and wanting to live, where will it be so easy.
You are staying in Hong Kong, and these people can still make good use of you to "stir up trouble", and now they are running abroad, what is the use of you.
I really suspect that there must be someone within Hong Kong's law enforcement departments, otherwise how could there be another one of the elements who want to destabilize Hong Kong? If they all run out, how can they not learn a lesson, and how can they still make such mistakes.
Hong Kong Sing Tao Network and other media reported on the 29th that Zhong Hanlin ran away, and this person was very arrogant. On December 28, he posted on social media that he had fled to the UK and applied for political asylum.
Forget to mention that he had previously turned to the British Consulate in Hong Kong, but no one agreed. I don't know if I can get help from others this time? If not, I can go to Nathan Luo and Zhou Ting, haha!
Chung told the BBC that six months after his release, he faced greater fears than prison, as if he were in 'a bigger and more dangerous prison'.
Of course, on the Internet, there is more to say than this, and if they all go out anyway, they will definitely "smear" China.
It is found that these "anti-China media", such as the BBC, CNN, Reuters, etc., are trying to make themselves a "victim". But if you forget to do something wrong, you should be taught a lesson, especially if you break the laws of the country.
After Zhou Ting, another one ran out! Who will be next? This has caused many people to question the ability of Hong Kong's law enforcement departments.
Although it has been 26 years since Hong Kong's return to the motherland, there are still many old and young people who are more nostalgic for the British period, and this idea has also been implemented among some young people.
The things that Hong Kong did in the past few years were done by these young people, and of course there will definitely be Western support behind them.
Invisibly, a group of young people have also become popular, these people are not very old, and the editor feels that they should have been born in the wrong place, should have joined Western nationality, and should not stay in Hong Kong.
Zhou Ting, who ran out, and Zhong Hanlin are all such people, who like to take the opportunity to do things.
I wonder how Hong Kong's law enforcement agencies are responsible for managing these "ex-convicts", and why they approve their applications to go out when they know that there is a problem.
According to reports, the Hong Kong Correctional Services Department held a press conference on the 29th, saying that Zhong Hanlin should be supervised until June 4, 2024, and he informed the supervisors on December 14 that he traveled to Okinawa, Japan, and reported on December 25 that he "couldn't catch the plane".
I just wondered, people have already run out, how can they come back.
This incident also caused speculation on the Internet, and some people said that looking at this person's appearance, he did not look like a Chinese, so it was not surprising to do things.
It can only be said that some young people in Hong Kong have been "corrupted" by Western ideology and have become "dangerous elements". They are all deep-rooted, and the relevant departments should really pay enough attention to it and not continue to mislead people's children.