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By Chris Maden Many of my pro-establishment friends accuse the protesters of being “brainwashed” into believing in democracy, rights and the like. Likewise, a common thread amongst the protesters is that the establishment has been “indoctrinated”. Although the terms are different, the outcome is the same: both accusations present the “brainwashed” or “indoctrinated” as unwitting […]
Author Archives: Chris Maden
Chris Maden has lived and worked in Hong Kong since the late 1980s. When he is not busy being a busybody and writing short stories, novels and political musings, he runs his own business. He blogs at chrismaden.com.
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