(3) Media Q&A with the Head of the Legal Work Committee of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of The People's Republic of China on the new anti-foreign sanctions law
(1) 4 Covid-related headlines from Taiwan from yesterday 8/6/2021:
(a) The 48-year-old cameraman of a TV station in Taipei was found dead with his pants half down in the toilet at his workplace on 7 June - his family thought the death was alcohol-related, but it was confirmed
(2) that he was infected with Covid -the policeman who delivered his sample for testing rushed to the hospital for testing & all employees at the TV station have to be tested as well & are under medical observation
(3) (b) people saw a dead body floating near the shore of Shezi Island in Taipei - police salvaged the corpse, which was later tested positive for Covid - the deceased man told a car rental owner earlier that he had a fever- the 8 policemen who dealt with it were tested negative
Hong Kong protesters & riot supporters are organizing these activities in June for the "2nd anniversary" of their first protests - most events will be held overseas in Sydney, London & some cities in the YS - when they say "global" it means a bunch of exiled HK protesters
English version of their June "Global" Rallies
Needless to say, for their 12 June London rally, exiled Hong Kong protesters have the support of some British MPs, who are the VIPs who will grace their "Grand Opening" - see names of MPs on bottom of poster:
(1) The head of the Taiwan's Epidemic Command Center admitted that nearly 20% of the Covid patients have died within 3 days after diagnosis, with a mortality rate of 2.49%, the highest in the world
(3) When the epidemic in Taiwan was not serious, some experts suggested that a large-scale national test should be conducted to find all asymptomatic cases, but the Tsai regime strongly opposed it
(1) Would people feel heartbroken cos Democratic Party's Albert Ho, soliciter-turned-inmate in a Hong Kong prison, has to work in the laundry room & mop the floor for 30 mins twice daily? Much harder than checking out sexy pics of AV girls in #RaamWTF
(1) The identity crisis of Hong Kong people who have been colonized for a long time by Chandran Nair, HK-based Malaysian businessman & Founder of The Global Institute for Tomorrow:
"colonized people inevitably learn to feel inferior to their colonial masters..."
(2) This is because of Western ideas, modernization, soft power, media propaganda & market domination..."It’s television. It’s books. It’s Google. It is Hollywood. It’s Prada. It’s the newspapers. You read all of these things”
(3) "It takes decades for colonized people to rediscover their identity. Many people in Hong Kong “thought they were British.” Decolonization is not just a political process, but an intellectual process as well"