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Apocryphal as the independence story may sound at the moment, all parties now latch on to some localist vocabulary one way or another, blowing the wind of change in Hong Kong political rhetoric. In 18th century England, it was not deemed justified for Lord Bolingbroke, the leader of the Tories, to form an official opposition […]
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